Achievers [noun]

The system is a step toward machines that can use language as a way to achieve their goals.

In San Diego, however, where infection rates have been lower, Lee’s model suggests that 65 percent will need to achieve immunity through infection or vaccination.

Given the R-naught of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes covid-19, the World Health Organization has estimated that 65 to 70% of the population needs to be immune before this can be achieved.

We want to democratize the experience of achieving wellness.

The ascent of Sanchez could mark a big shift for the city, and is further evidence of the county’s realigning politics, but Sanchez could have a harder time achieving her goals based on the newly elected Council members.

Is a technique that tries to use artificial neural networks as a way to achieve artificial intelligence.

“If there is a protein-based vaccine that could achieve the same effect as an mRNA vaccine does and there’s the need to vaccinate billions of people every year, I’d go for the protein-based shots in the long run,” Ding said.

If the GOP retains control, then statehood advocates will have to wait until after the 2022 midterms to have a chance of achieving their goal.

If you weren’t able to achieve any of these things, first, that is completely acceptable, and no one should be hard on themselves these days.

Their example will help voters and politicians reconceive what politicians should look like and how they should behave, which is the key to finally achieving equal representation in government at every level.