Sentence examples for acquired recognition of from inspiring English sources
The rapidly acquired recognition of homeopathy created serious problems.
Acquired recognition of predator odours enhances an individual's survival during encounters with predators whether learnt individually or simultaneously as part of a multi-predator 'cocktail' [27].
The majority of previous studies have investigated the ability of prey to acquire recognition of just one predator at a time under various conditions.
These results demonstrate that individuals acquire recognition of novel odours and that the responses were not due to innate recognition of predators or due to a generalised response to novel odours.
In 1849, during a visit to England, he secured British recognition of Liberia as a sovereign nation; and in 1852, in another trip to continental Europe, he acquired recognition from other powers.
As the complexity of animal body architecture increased, integrins were forced to acquire recognition capabilities toward the wide variety of ECM ligands and cell surface counter-receptors that emerged during evolution.
Brain potentials were acquired during recognition of words and the participants had to indicate via button response whether a word was learned before or not (correctly identifying target words or correctly rejecting non-target words).
Other investigators maintain that more recent language training has resulted in the chimpanzees' acquiring a true recognition of "words" as abstractions that can be applied in novel contexts.
This section considers other examples of learning, in which at least part of what an animal appears to acquire is the recognition of a more or less complex set of stimuli that subsequently can be used to guide its actions.
The brewing industry of Burton upon Trent acquired similar recognition in the 19th century.
In the second half of the 6th century ce, after Buddhism had acquired official recognition, pagodas, temples, and monasteries were erected with ornamentations of Buddhist origin.
