How to pronounce “latching” in English

And now we are curious about, well, are these systems behaving in ways that we expect.Are they latching on to signals that we didn't expect?How can we ensure that our systems are doing what we want them to do, and how can we debug them when they're not doing things

So we looked at one group It's something like you'd have 10 robots about this big, and one of the tricks they could dois navigate through like a dip in the ground by latching onto each other.And so they had this really cute algorithm where one robot realizes there's a big dip, and then it I think on that one it was a lighting system.

changing our genes not just in a baby but in a mature individual RNAinterference can turn genes off uh by basically latching onto the messenger RNA and destroying it uh that wasrecognized with the Nobel Prize just three years after it started to work which is a definite acceleration these things usually take decades uh we have

I don't recommend it.But you know, they're always sort of latching on some detail and point to it for blame.So this tanha, this instinctual tightening, to a greater or lesser degree, I think colors almost all

people do in linguistics essentially and it's and it's that's one of the least scientifically grounded up fields ofinquiry within linguistics and yet it seems to be the one that people are most latching on to so you know that in thatway you know I I am at least aware that I need to be careful about what we read in all these journals or whatnot just

The agent was standing at the window, looking at the street, her right hand on her holstered gun, her left hand holding the radio to her ear.With her free ear, she must have been listening for the sound of Jens's suitcase shutting and latching.And when she didn't hear it, she turned around and said, 'Hurry.' Long before this, Jens had been handed off by the Danish Security and Intelligence Service