Thesaurus / soar
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One of us was involved in developing an AI based on Soar, dubbed Rosie, that learns new tasks via instructions in English from human teachers.
COMBINING NEUROSCIENCE, PSYCHOLOGY, AND AI YIELDS A FOUNDATIONAL MODEL OF HUMAN THOUGHTPAUL S. ROSENBLOOMJULY 28, 2022SINGULARITY HUB Tom Bunn has assisted thousands of fearful fliers with his SOAR program, available online.
FEAR OF FLYING? USE THESE TOOLS TO STAY GROUNDED WHEN YOUR ANXIETY IS SKY HIGH.ERIN E. WILLIAMSMARCH 18, 2021WASHINGTON POSTNot the soar of Amanda Gorman’s poem, or the thunderous power of Lady Gaga using a golden microphone to belt the national anthem.
AMERICAN DEMOCRACY FINALLY PASSES THE BECHDEL TESTMONICA HESSEJANUARY 21, 2021WASHINGTON POSTHe spoke with a grave and silvery pitch that made his words seem to soar lightly over his audience.
THE CHEQUERSJAMES RUNCIMANI have seen one swoop over a terrified flock, claw up a good-sized lamb, and soar away with it as if it were a mouse.
THIRTY YEARS IN AUSTRALIAADA CAMBRIDGEIts mountain peaks rise bare and rugged to the skies, where lordly eagles soar.
THE NORSEMEN IN THE WESTR.M. BALLANTYNEThey sometimes soar perpendicularly to a considerable height, with a violent scream.
THE BOOK OF CURIOSITIESI. PLATTSFor wages climb upward with leaden feet, my friend, when prices soar with eagle wings.
THE COMMON SENSE OF SOCIALISMJOHN SPARGOThe habit of the finch-lark is to soar to a little height and then drop to the ground, with wings closed, singing as it descends.
A BIRD CALENDAR FOR NORTHERN INDIADOUGLAS DEWARAt this season they frequently rise high above the earth and soar, emitting plaintive cries.
A BIRD CALENDAR FOR NORTHERN INDIADOUGLAS DEWARWORDS RELATED TO SOAR
- aviated
- barnstormed
- bent the throttle
- buzzed
- circled
- circumnavigated
- climbed
- controlled
- crossed
- darted
- dashed
- dived
- drifted
- flat-hated
- fleeted
- flitted
- floated
- fluttered
- glided
- hopped
- hovered
- hurried
- jet out
- jet over
- jetted
- maneuvered
- mounted
- operated
- piloted
- reached
- remained aloft
- rushed
- sailed
- scudded
- seagulled
- shot
- skimmed
- skirted
- sky out
- soared
- sped
- swooped
- took a hop
- took flight
- took off
- took wing
- traveled
- whisked
- whizzed
- whooshed
- wing in
- winged
- zipped
- zoomed
- aviates
- barnstorms
- bends the throttle
- buzzes
- circles
- circumnavigates
- climbs
- controls
- crosses
- darts
- dashes
- dives
- drifts
- flat-hats
- fleets
- flits
- floats
- flutters
- glides
- hops
- hovers
- hurries
- jet out
- jet over
- jets
- maneuvers
- mounts
- operates
- pilots
- reaches
- remains aloft
- rushes
- sails
- scuds
- seagulls
- shoots
- skims
- skirts
- sky out
- soars
- speeds
- swoops
- takes a hop
- takes flight
- takes off
- takes wing
- travels
- whisks
- whizzes
- whooshes
- wing in
- wings
- zips
- zooms
- aviate
- barnstorm
- bend the throttle
- buzz
- circle
- circumnavigate
- climb
- control
- cross
- dart
- dash
- dive
- drift
- flat-hat
- fleet
- flit
- float
- flutter
- glide
- hop
- hover
- hurry
- jet
- jet out
- jet over
- maneuver
- mount
- operate
- pilot
- reach
- remain aloft
- rush
- sail
- scud
- shoot
- skim
- skirt
- sky out
- soar
- speed
- swoop
- take a hop
- take flight
- take off
- take wing
- travel
- whisk
- whiz
- whoosh
- wing
- wing in
- zip
- zoom
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