Sentence examples for acquisition of techniques from inspiring English sources

But it's not the acquisition of techniques per se that matters, most say, so much as the willingness to try new things, coupled with sufficient neurobiology expertise to understand what questions to ask.

Capuchin monkeys exhibit a more relaxed social structure than other monkey species, such as Japanese macaques [10], [38], yet the order of acquisition of techniques suggests that rank played a strong role in the transmission process and in opportunities for learning.

This 7-year study examines the acquisition of techniques used to process Luehea candida fruits in a wild population of white-faced capuchin monkeys, Cebus capucinus, residing in and near Lomas Barbudal Biological Reserve, Costa Rica.

It is learnt in the way that cabinet making is learnt, or a musical instrument is learnt, which is to say by practice and the often effortful acquisition of technique.

The sequential acquisition of the techniques reduces the problems related to the lack of alignment and the change of position of the patient.

The order of acquisition of the techniques in each group was well predicted by relative rank order (Spearman's rho = 0.81, df = 19, p<0.001; Table 1).

Case studies of the acquisition of feeding techniques in rehabilitant orangutans have also yielded promising results suggesting a strong role of social influence (Russon 2003).

It seems likely that individual and social learning contribute to the acquisition of manufacture techniques, but further work is required to quantify such effects.

These kinds of reviews can provide valuable information on the validity of acquisition techniques and allow a discussion of the possibility of generalized acquisition protocols with high accuracy and reliability to allow a more standardized quantification.

Using a longitudinal approach, I examined the acquisition of Luehea processing techniques during the first 5 years of life.

The evolution of the blood transfusion was remarkable, since the use of total blood in the 1980s, with the acquisition of the first techniques of separation of the blood components.