Continuously describes an action that happens without ceasing. Continually, on the other hand, describes an action that recurs frequently or regularly. The confusion about whether to use continually or continuously is understandable, because both words share the same Latin root, continuare, meaning “...
Continually vs. Continuously Writers and speakers of English use the verb continue to communicate the idea of something’s going or keeping on, as in “We hope the good weather continues.” The concept of the English word continue comes from the Latin root continuāre, meaning “to join ...
Novel Chris running scene occurred over and over again, there is a wealth of meaning. His run, not only in the hippie girl, rushing to the interview scene, performance reading in bed early, to practice while also selling measuring bone density. Continuously running, continually seeking, in con...
By starting from a random sparse network and continuously exploring sparse connectivities during training, we can perform an Over-Parameterization in the space-time manifold, closing the gap in the expressibility between sparse training and dense training. Sparsity in Deep Learning: Pruning and growth...
By starting from a random sparse network and continuously exploring sparse connectivities during training, we can perform an Over-Parameterization in the space-time manifold, closing the gap in the expressibility between sparse training and dense training. Sparsity in Deep Learning: Pruning and growth...