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Discover LudwigThe phrase "allows the learning to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the facilitation or enabling of a learning process or experience.
Example: "This new software allows the learning to occur at a more personalized pace for each student."
Alternatives: "facilitates the learning of" or "enables the learning to".
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It is believed that PF signal-activated nitric oxide (NO) [84] "allows" the learning to happen, and it is the CF-induced voltage-dependent calcium channel activation that decides the direction of synaptic plasticity [40].
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We have now revised this allowing the learning algorithm to support dynamically changing protein-DNA interaction data (see Implementation).
This was investigated by allowing the learning gadget item to cross-load on both the cognitive and functional factors.
The manager of learning value allows the youth to learn and practice his skills in situations simulating real life.
In this model the temporal dynamics of the cortical module allows the system to learn, through reinforcement learning, to control oculomotor behaviour.
"We are trying to come up with a general learning framework that allows the robot to learn new things on its own," Dr. Abbeel said.
Be kind to yourselves and allow the lessons learned to unfold.
The adaptive learning allows the IES to update dynamically and learn on its own through its experience.
Goal-Directed learning (GDL) allows the agent to decide what to learn, enabling autonomous learning in complex domains.
This allows the student to learn at their own pace.
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