However, Wagstaff has developed a way to make an algorithm a "temporary expert," giving it preferences for grouping objects in particular ways and, thus, building into the learning process some of the expertise a human researcher would bring to the task of analyzing data.
When Tom Gattis, a professor of product design at the Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia, began a project to create and build a zippy family sport boat, he knew the precise number of preconceived notions that he hoped his students would bring to the task.
Jon knew that David -- a Tulsa transplant who'd recently been promoted to assistant editor at RW after a devoted stint in the mail room (so devoted, he inspired Bob Austin to remark, "He loves his work") -- would bring to the task the dedication, creativity, and vision he had honed in the mail room.
In general, every completion of a task would bring some utility, and the utility depends on the running time of the task.
Ideally, a system like COACH will enable caregivers to perform other tasks while the completion of ADL are supervised by the system because the system would bring any difficulties regarding task completion to the attention of the caregiver.
Sergeant Lihue would bring all back to task, "Let's get back to the war!" he'd shout.
"The task forces would bring back intimate information about the building that the fire units would not have the time to physically see themselves".
Mr. VanVlierden said that without in any way belittling the international capabilities of the Continental Illinois National Bank and the First National Bank of Chicago—he believes the Bank of America's global banking network would bring special capabilities to this task.
Our own results suggest that the addition of a systems or interaction deep feature category to the current card stimulus set would bring the Biology Card Sorting Task into better alignment with some policy documents (AAAS, 2011).
Whedon had to rewrite the script in a way that would bring back the Ripley character, a task he found difficult.
