If fed enough data, a computer can become as proficient as humans at these tasks, and soon be sophisticated enough to supplement medical specialties.
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It is in the hands of the Cubs pitchers, who for many years were not as proficient as they are now at a singular task: keeping baseballs out of the bleachers.
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Forward Tyrell Johnson (693 points per game, 6.5 rebounds) hasn't been quite as proficient as his classmate, but he is Appalachian State's second-leading scorer and one of five Mountaineers averaging at least five rebounds.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Around back, the Sirocco even has dual cameras, though, from my brief time with the phone follwing HMD Global's launch event, it looked like HMD's camera processing still isn't quite as proficient as Samsung's.
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Bed, finally, after my daily Duolingo Spanish lesson (I'm in an industry where Spanish is important, and I'm not as proficient as I want to be); letting out the dog; a dose of probiotics; and too many emails.
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Teachers as well as the students rely on textbooks to learn/teach these languages. The bilingual education system is not as proficient as it could be in Pakistan.
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He said that if she was just as proficient as an actress, she could appear in his motion pictures. She was signed to an MGM contract for five years.
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Lopez brings it to him and Ayers shows he is just as proficient as with a violin. Unfortunately, his tendency to wander puts both Ayers and the cello in danger, so Lopez talks him into leaving it at a shelter, located in a neighborhood of homeless people. Ayers is later seen playing for the homeless. A concerned Lopez tries to get a doctor he knows to help.
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Barney Calhoun wryly notes this irony at the beginning of Half-Life 2, when Freeman performs similar "technical" assistance by flipping a switch and returning a plug to its socket. A silent protagonist, Gordon does not say a single word during the entire Half-Life saga. Although as proficient as the player with weapons and explosives, Freeman had not actually handled any weapons until some cursory training at the Black Mesa Research Facility's Hazard Course.
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Kayanan's art is known for its rapid tempo, storytelling pace and layered depth. Much thought is evident in the choreography of dynamic action on every page. His slick and precise usage of shadows to define anatomy and emotion is as proficient as any of the longtime masters of the craft. Additional comic book work can be found in Dark Horse Comics' Conan #39, Annihilation, and fantasy novelist R.A. Salvatore's Drizzt, Worlds of Dungeons & Dragons from Devil's Due Publishing.
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Dillard played catcher at Saltillo High School in Saltillo, Mississippi. After his senior year, he was selected by the Milwaukee Brewers in the 15th round (448th overall) of the 2001 Major League Baseball draft. Having recently undergone left shoulder surgery, his hitting was not as proficient as the Brewers expected, so he instead attended Itawamba Community College in Fulton, Mississippi. In the 2002 draft, he was selected again by the Brewers, this time in the 34th round as the 1,009th overall pick.
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Women going into the occupation must love the work and be determined to learn with patience to execute fine and delicate work. Once basic skills were learned, a woman ought to be as proficient as her male colleagues. Nordhoff died unexpectedly on November 2, 1898, at the age of 34, after a brief illness. The work of this studio was continued by her students, M. Prat and Florence Foote, after her death, and is to be distinguished from the eventually renamed Evelyn Nordhoff Bindery at another location.
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" > "All was relatively quiet until the early 1980s, when the pressure once more > became intense. Many able birding couples did not belong to the D.V.O.C. > because of the restriction, and other members lost interest because their > wives could not accompany them to meetings or on field trips. There was a > veiled threat that a new society similar to the D.V.O.C. might be organized > which would include both sexes. And there was the undeniable fact, admitted > to grudgingly by a few die-hards, that a female birder is just as proficient > as a male.
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Extract from the article Our Social Position: Baneful Effects of Sly-grog Selling (1857): > Sly-grog shops are positively the curse of the country, and to these dens of > infamy and shame can many a single hearted youth trace the ruin of his > character, and his initiation into every species of evil and immorality. At > these places will be found congregated the known thieves and blackguards of > a district; there they inveigle the unthinking, induce the habit of rum- > drinking, and at last lead them from one illegal act to another, until the > scholar becomes as proficient as the master in the practice of robbery and > stealing the property of others. It is a question, which bears strongly on > our moral and social standing as a people, how the sly-grog shops are to be > extirpated; and surely it is a question which ought to be earnestly taken up > in Parliament, which is as much bound to preserve the morals as the > liberties of the people. Sly-grog shops are worse than nuisances; they are > gangrenes eating away the morality and religion of the denizens of the bush, > they are deadly fountains, diffusing poison and death around the > neighbourhoods where they are found.
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