start off
Example Sentences
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"Training sets for brain implants often start off with instructions like 'try to think of a movement'. If these bodily processes can be activated in much broader ways, then there might be much broader possibilities to train and develop those brain computer interfaces."
From Science Daily
He said the new annual Nations League would start off by being regionalised, with 16 teams each in the east, west and central-southern zones, and six in the northern zone.
From Barron's
Slot used his humour to start off by joking with a reporter that he asked five questions in one, but minute by minute, details began to emerge and it was clear to see who was in charge.
From BBC
“Often they start off smaller scale than they should be, and so then they struggle. They’re more likely to exit because of that.”
This is a difficult one to start off with.
From BBC
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