Sentence examples for apparatus of learning from inspiring English sources

The Jesuit Michael Pexenfelder made his intended audience clear enough by writing his Apparatus Eruditionis (1670; "Apparatus of Learning") in the form of a series of conversations between teacher and pupil.

This task demonstrated that some corvids can innovate the behavior of stone dropping without being explicitly trained, if they first have the opportunity to interact with the apparatus and learn its functional affordances (see also ref. ).

To make an analogy, the "learning apparatus" of evolution is not accidental mutation running through a sieve; it is a learning apparatus that absorbs information from selection based on its abilities evolved so far and that grows along with the information that it absorbs over evolutionary time.

His belief in self-activity and play in child education resulted in the introduction of a series of toys, or learning apparatuses, devised to stimulate learning through well-directed play accompanied by songs and music.

Traditionally technology is conceived of as apparatus and devices, and learning technology application is to learn its functions and basic operation procedures.

This example may imply a rather reflex-like notion of learning, but Merleau-Ponty's theoretical apparatus extends all the way to typing, sewing, and other forms of skillful coping (Dreyfus, 2014) that solicit intuitive responses from involved agents.

What nature provides is simply the biological apparatus or faculties that enable a person to grow and to learn; the person one becomes, in contrast, is the result of learning and putting into practice the teaching of the sages.

After learning of Church's proposal, Turing quickly established that the apparatus of lambda-definability and his own apparatus of computability are equivalent (1936: 263ff).

That apparatus of control has gone.

The apparatus of corruption remains intact.

The Inquisition was its barbaric apparatus of enforcement.