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单词 epoch
释义
epoch
noun[C]
uk
/ˈiː.pɒk/
us
/ˈiː.pɑːk/
pluralepochs
alongperiodoftime,especiallyone in which there are newdevelopmentsandgreatchange
(尤指出现新进步和大变革的)时代,纪元,时期
Thepresidentsaid that hiscountrywasmovinginto a new epoch, which would be one oflastingpeace.总统称他的国家正在步入一个长治久安的新时代。

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We obtain at the 2000epoch, a sum squared error equals to 0.001, which represents a good result.
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Ice could be stable there at the presentepochif the atmospheric water content increased by only a factor of several.
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In this case, these black holes are evaporating in our presentepoch.
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These active periods are separated by epochs of neuronal silence, called interspindle lulls.
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Anepochis the time necessary to run through all training examples.
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In the beginning of the colonialepoch, colonial officials had little means to carry out colonial policies.
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To compare the activity across cells, we isolated eight epochs that we felt captured the major periods within each trial.
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There was no linear correlation between the number of words produced in a 20 sepochand the amount of positive formal thought disorder.
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The same monitors were used in all subjects withepochperiods of 30s.
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If generally speaking the ruling ideas of anyepochtend to be those of the ruling class, there have always been other histories.
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The model managed to converge twice before the 1000epochlimit, and its overall accuracy is 99.33%.
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The independent and identically distributed inputs occur at time epochs that also form a stationary renewal process.
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Estimates for the incremental cost and effectiveness perepochover the full 12-month period are presented.
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To allow for flexible treatment effects over time, we estimate separate coefficients for the different epochs.
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Across and even within domain andepoch, one term is often preferred to the other.
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