alpac造句

• A great blow came to machine translation research in 1966 with the publication of the ALPAC report.
• Alpac was lauded by the Food and Drug Administration, the news media and consumers for their handling of the scare.
• Lebow uses the example of Alpac Corp ., the Seattle-based Pepsi Cola bottling company, and one of his clients.
• This section covers two of the large scale evaluation studies that have had significant impact on the field the ALPAC 1966 study and the ARPA study.
• The ALPAC report in 1966, which found that ten years long research had failed to fulfill the expectations, funding for machine translation was dramatically reduced.
• See AI winter # Machine translation and the ALPAC report of 1966 etc .-- talk ) 21 : 56, 11 September 2012 ( UTC)
• The ALPAC report in 1966, which found that ten-year-long research had failed to fulfill the expectations, funding for machine translation was dramatically reduced.
• Alpac's handling of the situation was rooted in its values _ telling the truth and caring, or putting the interests of others before its own, Lebow said.
• By 1964, the National Research Council had become concerned about the lack of progress and formed the Automatic Language Processing Advisory Committee ( ALPAC ) to look into the problem.
• The report was commissioned by the US government and delivered by ALPAC, the Automatic Language Processing Advisory Committee, a group of seven scientists convened by the US government in 1964.
• At 1250 hours on 29 November, the " PGM-3 ", in accordance with AlPac 297, dropped all exposed ammunition in 1, 466 fathoms of water.
• The ALPAC report was as influential as the Georgetown experiment had been a decade earlier; in the immediate aftermath of its publication, the US government suspended almost all funding for machine translation research.
• In 1993, Carl Behnke, chief executive officer of Alpac, received a call from a distraught 82-year-old man who said he'd found a hypodermic syringe in a can of Diet Pepsi.
• He sent a dispatch  refusing Army orders pending clarification of CincPac AlPac 162 ", apparently her original sailing orders, an event that instigated  several conferences &  wherein Lt . Hills posed four questions :  ( 1 ).
• Alpac was certain the reports were fraudulent since the bottling process involves turning the cans upside down, blasting them with a jet of air or water, turning them back up, filling and closing them within nine-tenths of a second.
• After the ALPAC Report in 1966, President David O . McKay of the LDS Church, apparently, approached one US Government operation that continued seeking the technological advances in Human Language Technology, the Missile Directorate of the US Air Force, at Hill Air Force Base, to fund the transfer, in Top Military Secrecy, of any such technological advances, from the BYU Linguistics Department s Project to ERI facilities, in order for it to try to take any Human Language Technology from there to make it, through collaboration with the US Defense Department s Advanced Research Projects Agency ( ARPA ) and its Software and Intelligent Systems Technology Office ( SISTO ), into Missile Guidance Software that would be superior to any producible by the Soviet Union . ( Cleo Harmon, 1999)