Sentences with phrase «learning by error»

As a 17 - year veteran in the field, I wish I had this learning advantage when I first started... it would have saved so much learning by error!

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I had to learn by trial and error; so do you.

Almost certainly, some of your learning will be by trial and error.

GE notes that radiologists» error rate in x-ray based diagnoses can range from 35 % to 50 %; the hope is that the eight machine deep learning algorithms being deployed as part of the partnership can help bring that figure down significantly by more accurately analyzing the medical data.

Smart, successful people are by no means immune to making mistakes; they simply have the tools in place to learn from their errors.

Instead of taking some wrong turns and learning by trial and error, we already had that experience on our team.

They know also that responding well takes thought and is learned partly by trial and error.

Show us, Lord, how to contemplate the Sphinx: without being beguiled into error; how to grasp the mystery hidden here on earth in the womb of death, not by refinements of human learning but in the simple concrete act of your redemptive immersion in matter.

I have learned by trial and error that it is a waste of energy to try and track down and correct the source of such rumors.

After having dug this huge hole beneath our feet, Stark then builds a little footbridge across it in chapter 10, by showing that even if the Bible is full of errors, it can still be used as an authoritative tool for learning about ourselves and God.

That was an error by science in the past that we have learned was a false assumption.

[74] It is regrettable that every state does not require trapper education, given that many trappers still learn by «trial and error.»

The existing patterns of physical feeling in my brain cells have to be deflected repeatedly by fresh novelty — now this way, now that way, in a tedious sequence of trial - and - error, before these tiny bodily societies learn the new patterns which enable them to respond to my aims to type.

That is how we learn: by trial and error.

And you'll unfortunately have to learn by trial and error, especially if you're also having to substitute for other ingredients (like butter and / or wheat flour).

Did you do a lot of research as you learned to bake gluten - free, was it by trial and error, or a combination of both?

I learn best by trial and error in the kitchen.

You'll learn as you go, by trial and error.

I am confident now that I can make it for Thanksgiving and not have to learn by trial and error mistakes.

Andujar has 2 errors in 10 games, and might be replaced by Torres, a clear - eyed Drury, or might get better as he is still learning.

This shouldn't have been a lesson learned by trial and error, but the league has a history of reacting to off - field distractions only when they demonstrably effect its bottom line.

Whilst working at Arsenal a few years back, he had noticed a CD making the same positioning mistakes in a few games in a row and Keown wanted to help this defender out by showing him his errors on film so the defender could learn and improve his positioning.

that would leave us with 4 CBs: TV, Djourou, Koscielny and Sol.That is a scary thought for a team wanting to win the league.As much as i love TV he is still learning the english game and is not immune to errors in positioning etc.to pair him up with Koscielny as the starting 2 isnt right for me but i think thats what is happening.Djourou is very much 50:50 as to whether his knee holds up and whether he even has the quality to make it yet.Sol was immense when he came back but he was a last ditch solution, a cheap option when wenger finally realised he couldnt rely on silvestre or any of the kids.So by show of thumbs up and down, who would be happy with TV, Johan, Laurent and Sol as our 4 CBs?

After a little trial by error for my toddler to learn to line up the hole on the top with her lips, she loves this cup!

But over the years, I have learned, mostly by trial and error, what works and what doesn't in a camping environment with kids.

Even though you can learn by trial and error how to do most skills, like diaper changing, practicing on a baby doll beforehand at class is less frustrating.

I had to learn as I went, by trial and error.

I was the only person I knew who used cloth, and I stumbled around and had to learn by trial and error.

Kerry Chafin is learning what works by trial and error.

«If there are errors, help kids self - correct by asking them to explain their logic or to show you what source of information they used,» says educational psychologist Jennifer Little, PhD, creator of Parents Teach Kids (www.parentsteachkids.com), a collection of modules that show parents how to teach foundational learning skills at home.

Parents who have been living with a child with ODD have often learned by trial and error and may offer you valuable tips in finding the right person.

They will learn through trial and error all of the nuances of coordinated movement to stabilize / balance, reach and grasp, manipulate objects, and get from point A to point B (by rolling, cruising, crawling, walking, jumping, running, climbing, etc.) to explore more.

Just over 65 % of the mothers learned how to use the pump via the instruction manual, internet or video instruction, or by trial and error.

They learn how to eat by trial and error.

I have learned by trial and error to not be afraid.

While it can be difficult to stand back and let your child potentially fail, it is more important to help him learn the problem solving process by trial and error before you set him loose in the world.

While not a lifelong pol - he certainly is learning the ropes quickly regarding how to wiggle out of a error by either blaming someone else or recreating history.

Less than a week after unveiling his spending plan to lawmakers, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy of Connecticut learned that because of an accounting error, his budget had exceeded the state's spending limit by $ 60 million.

As learning by trial - and - error is a key part of the graduate student journey, I recently asked the Twitterverse to share research failure -LSB-...]

In this way you will learn a lot more from those particular errors instead of «playing it safe» by repeating the same phrases over and over again.

Study after study shows that multitasking leads to errors, fragments our attention, disrupts learning by impeding memory encoding, and tends to lure us away from our primary task.

Sarah Brosnan, at Georgia State University in Atlanta, and colleagues replayed the game with humans, chimps and capuchin monkeys, but made all participants learn the rules by trial and error.

By identifying these errors and learning why they're inaccurate (caverns and the minerals shown simply couldn't exist at those depths and pressures, nor would an M10.5 earthquake strike our planet), Stein said he offers students an entertaining way to connect with their inner skeptic: a vital trait for young scientists in training.

The new system, a deep learning model known as neural machine translation, effectively trains itself — and reduces translation errors by up to 87 %.

«Humans learn by trial and error and it's very likely that non-human primates share this with us.»

Still others say the technology could be improved by accounting for errors in the patterns computers learn, in an attempt to keep out human prejudices.

While most linguists accept Chomsky's theory, his critics hold an alternate view: that we learn to speak merely by trial and error, building up from memory the information and associations we need to assemble words into meaningful sentences.

If they can learn by trial and error, why should humans rely on rules?

Among the errors in the book are the following: the wild progenitor of wheat, emmer, did not grow «only in the upper Jordan Valley around Jericho» — it grew in the hills of the Mediterranean zone (Galilee, Lebanon, southern Anatolia) and was brought into the arid Jordan valley by Neolithic farmers who learned to grow it under irrigation.

The practice of science, which includes the packaging of findings from science for use in the public - policy arena, is governed by an unwritten code of conduct that includes such elements as mastering the relevant fundamental concepts before venturing into print in the professional or public arena, learning and observing proper practices for presenting ranges of respectable opinion and uncertainty, avoiding the selection of data to fit pre-conceived conclusions, reading the references one cites and representing their content accurately and fairly, and acknowledging and correcting the errors that have crept into ones work (some of which are, of course, inevitable) after they are discovered by oneself or by others.