The phrase "acquisition learning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in the context of language learning, referring to the process of acquiring knowledge or skills, particularly in relation to learning a new language.
Example: "The theory of acquisition learning suggests that language is best learned through natural communication rather than formal instruction."
Alternatives: "language acquisition" or "learning acquisition".
In language acquisition "learning sculpts the brain," but the brain is already sculptured for learning, pre-wired for language ("Seeking Deeper Meaning in the Babbling of Babies," Oct. 1).
The results are preliminary evidence for impaired acquisition learning due to increased emotional arousal, dissociation and tension in BPD patients.
CBR provides the developer of intelligent systems with an ease of knowledge acquisition, learning capabilities that allow the system to evolve and improve from experience, and robustness in its reasoning and problem-solving process.
In order for statistical information to aid in complex developmental processes such as language acquisition, learning from higher-order statistics (e.g. across successive syllables in a speech stream to support segmentation) must be possible while perceptual abilities (e.g. speech categorization) are still developing.
Animals that failed to extend their proboscis during US application (n = 18 of ntotal = 332) were discarded to ensure that poor responsiveness to the US did not confound the measurements of acquisition learning scores.
Our findings provide clear evidence that ear infection leads to hearing impairment and the consequences of ear infections may persist throughout early childhood, potentially compromising children's language acquisition, learning ability, and social interactions [ 36].
Established in an experiment conducted, the EPBL teaching method enhances students' knowledge acquisitions, learning transfer, and mental effort during learning, as well as increasing their learning efficiency.
The Developmental culture (external – flexibility/change) relies upon environmental scanning, experimenting, innovating, organizational transformation through organic growth or market acquisitions, learning, creativity, adaptability, and growth.
The modified rotarod test would be useful for evaluation of dopamine involvement in the acquisition of motor skill learning.
Current acquisition systems learn from users in a passive manner, and could instead be designed to incorporate the proactive capabilities that one expects of a good student.
According to this view, grammatical rules are only descriptive entities; during actual language acquisition we learn the entire statistical structure of the language.
