Contoh tango

• Since tango learns effectively from unannotated data, it represents a robust algorithm that is easily ported to other domains and applications.

• In the same scene, a tango is being performed.

• The three rightmost groups show tango's performance when parameters were tuned for different optimization criteria.

• The main subject's increasingly edgy syncopations coalesced into a fully-fledged tango in the energetically playful development section.

• In the midst of this typically convoluted operatic situation, the sudden playing of a tango might seem a mere hiccup.

• And historically did other dances like danzón, son, rumba, tango, samba, also pose such issues before they were 'cleaned up'?

• To put it metaphorically, while it may take two to tango, one partner has to lead.

• Just as with the tango : for talking, for thinking, for intending - and therefore for creating - it takes two.

• After 1910, new dances such as one-steps, two-steps and tangos were also recorded.

• The gap between the desire and the reality is often the theme of tango, leading to bitterness, suffering or nostalgia, the unsettling of fixed masculine identities.

• This market of approximately a billion potential readers encourages important editorial endeavours in the region, offering, for instance, at least two hundred different titles about tango.

• Tango lyrics (the first tango lyric is from 1917) and singers popularized the compadrito and the social dialect spoken by him.

• This soon develops into a series of short tangos before returning to the processional theme, and ending with a gentle percussive strumming of the tango rhythm.

• When talking about dance music, he is careful to distinguish between traditional dance music and jazz (which for him, as seen in the above quotation, also includes the tango).

• This hypothesis assumes that the learners who entertain this misrepresentation do not know the lexical meaning of tango and all the other nine nouns in this task.