The phrase "as it learnt" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "as it learned" in American English or "as it learnt" in British English, depending on the regional variation.
Example: "The child absorbed information quickly, as it learnt from its surroundings."
Alternatives: "as it acquired knowledge" or "as it gained understanding."
When the excommunication of Bishop Williamson was lifted, the Vatican did not know he had recently said there were no gas chambers, and that no more than 300,000 Jews had died; as soon as it learnt of his views, they were condemned unequivocally.
When association is eventually imposed, it is so bizarre that the brain re-writes the memory and unlearns the phobia as quickly as it learnt it.
Created by David Weininger in 1986 at the US Environmental Research Laboratory (USEPA), and further developed at the company he co-founded, Daylight Chemical Information Systems, the SMILES format is particularly attractive as it is easily learnt, is both human-readable and -writable, and encodes stereochemistry in an intuitive way.
However, if you observe it as it is, much can be learnt without needing to pull things to shreds within the mind.
In the same way, we may know many pieces of wisdom but much of it we simply store as learnt, but not as understood as we seldom observe it or apply it in a mindful manner.
As Germany and France have learnt, it is deep sector relationships that promote trade with China.
"He has a rundown when it hits the five chord, the B down to the A down to the E, which is like a yodelling sort of thing, which I've never been quite able to figure … Every time I see him, it's 'Learnt that lick yet?'" As Moore tells it, he was doing nothing much special, nothing more than "filling in holes".
"It is sobering to me to be standing here as a senior member of this party telling you from 1976 from 2013 we have the dominant wing in this party which has learnt nothing, and is as mired in the quags and as mired in the stupidity as it was in 1976," he said.
So I do eye contact as a learnt thing, but it doesn't actually offer me anything, in fact it gets in the way.
As the EU learnt when it moved from the Lisbon Strategy to National Reform Programmes, equal percentage targets for all regions and countries are unrealistic.
"That's what I've learnt: it's as normal as my life".
