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Moreover, the feature and hashes-like representations are learned together.

This means that the noise patterns presented to the DNN inputs are learned together with the speech patterns at low levels, but only at high levels, the noise patterns are recognized and de-emphasized in the decision.

Sanchez was asked about how he and Ryan are learning together.

"Your hope is that I, Paul Chowder, have some things that I know that you don't know," he declared in "The Anthologist," but "Traveling Sprinkler" dampens that hope — you and Paul are learning together.

Her and I are learning together.

"[W]e don't have anybody on site who has done this before so we are learning together" (KI 3B).

Furthermore, when two concepts are to be learned together (e.g., JIG = TRIANGLE and GEK = GREEN), memory for each concept tends to be mixed, and it becomes a formidable task to solve either problem.

Abra Berens, a young farmer in Northport, Mich., who is also a chef in Chicago, said that she went to Ballymaloe because it's one of the few places in the world where the skills of farming and cooking can be learned together.

These two qualities can be learned together in school.

Such kind terms are used to state laws and theories and must be learned together through experience (2000 [1993], 230; cf. Barker et al. 2003, 214 ff).

In conclusion, the study suggests that rats are able to learn a spatio-temporal association in a single session, and that the two (space, time) dimensions may be learned together and not separately.