Sentence examples for been trained to associate from inspiring English sources
When wasps have been trained to associate a particular odor with a reward — a good, long drink of sugar water — they get excited when they smell it.
If a rat has been trained to associate a certain sound with a mild shock to its tail, and the bell tolls but the shock doesn't come, the rat will inhale deeply with what can only be called a sigh of relief.
If you're deciding how much punishment to give somebody if you're deciding how wrong an act was–if you have been induced to feel disgust, either by sitting at a dirty table or by having been trained to associate certain terms with disgust through a hypnotic suggestion, you will be harsher in punishing people for their misdeeds.
Rhesus macaques that have been trained to associate numerical values with symbols can get the answer right, even if they haven't passed a math class.
Previously, all the animals been trained to associate plastic drinkers located on the left side of a meter-long arena with bitter quinine water, and drinkers on the right side with sugar water, a yummy treat.
When flies have been trained to associate an odor cue with ethanol intoxication, they show initial aversion to the cue, which, within 12 15 h, transforms into a long-lasting preference (Kaun et al. 2011).
Initially, animals were trained to associate high quality feed with a visual cue during pen trials.
Following baseline testing, rats were trained to associate one chamber, but not another, with nadolol over 2 days.
These performance characteristics are primarily influenced by the BCI's neural decoding algorithm1,15, which is trained to associate neural activation patterns with intended user actions.
Rats were trained to associate distinctive flavors with high-density (3.2 kcal/mL) and low-density (0.2 kcal/mL) orally-consumed solutions, either fat (corn oil emulsion) or carbohydrate (sucrose).
