Sentence examples for Adept at learning from inspiring English sources

Unorganized and forgetful students can still be adept at learning the material.

Because they have no track of their own, Britain's sliders have become adept at learning others.

Humans are naturally adept at learning complex ideas: we can see an object like an apple, and then recognize a different apple later on.

Although pigeons are known to be adept at learning large numbers of figures, colors, and natural images, various experiments show that their visual cognitive specialization is more geared towards seeing colors and textures instead of shapes.

For one thing, it would help explain why chimpanzees -- mankind's close cousins -- are adept at learning forms of sign language and notorious failures when it comes to imitating human speech or even controlling their own cries.

Although there were no clear differences in performance during the training paradigm between the two species, budgerigars were far more adept at learning to identify both sets of complex stimuli than were zebra finches, requiring far less trials to reach criterion.

Contrary to what Baby Einstein would have you believe, children under the age of 3 are not as adept as adults at learning from screens.

But as a young man of mixed blood, he was more adept than Young Spock at learning to adjust his two sides to charm both worlds, and to balance his cerebral air with his talent for evoking intense emotion.

After a company becomes adept at cultivating learning relationships with its current customers, how might it expand?

Because humans are unusually adept at social learning, including copying useful activities from others, a large social network is particularly effective at spreading and accumulating knowledge.

Humans are remarkably adept at reusing previously learned knowledge.