feeding
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- noun
- /ˈfiːdɪŋ/
- Specialized
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alimentación de datos
- The feeding of data into the system occurs every hour to ensure accurate updates.
- feeding frenzy
- feeding system
- method of feeding
And they're watching surveillance feeds and everything.
- And they're watching surveillance feeds and everything.
- But for right now this is just a generic feed forward loop.
Examples
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Continuous feeding of information helps the program learn faster and improve its output.
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In machine learning, the process of feeding large datasets is crucial for training models effectively.
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Such a model would be more explicit and a good addition to the feeding trials now required.
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On average, the annual feeding cost is of the order of US$1,615.
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But it should be possible to virtually eliminate this penalty if an advanced feeding system could be developed.
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Newsholme then moved to compute a risk ratio of feeding practices and death.
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Our data revealed that demand feeding resulted in a significant decrease in externally controlled eating behaviors.
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The key to the feeding system is a membrane derived from cow intestines.
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Reverse pitch screws at certain points can slow down materials to enhance mixing or feeding of new materials.
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By 2005, more than 650,000 homes in these countries had rooftop solar PV feeding power into the grid.
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Compounds
- Offensive
Giving food and liquid through a tube to a person who cannot or refuses to eat
- Specialized
Giving nutrients directly into a vein when someone cannot eat or take in food
- Specialized
A way of giving liquid food through a tube placed in the nose into the stomach
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Etymology
The word feeding uses the same idea as feed ('to give food') but as a picture for giving information to a machine; imagine 'feeding' data to a computer like giving food to a pet. So feeding in technology means supplying a system with data so it can work or update.