Sentence examples for completely learned from inspiring English sources
Mastery of such skills is not completely learned conducting government-supported musical institutions in France.
"Chile today has completely learned UN protocols and adapted them to local needs," Schmachtel says.
I completely learned from my own mistakes.
Our daughter has not completely learned how to swim yet.
The only negativity that this word carries is that which has been socially constructed around it; our aversion is completely learned.
This hypothesis emerges in part by results of our group where we found that dopamine was higher when animals were learning than when the task was completely learned (data not shown).
"For example, a child usually doesn't completely learn spatial perspective until he is about ten.
"It's something you never completely learn no matter how many classes you take".
They'd cut through my nervous system so I had to completely learn to walk again.
Finally, he contrasted Steven's childishness and refusal to completely learn lessons to Adventure Time and Regular Show, where the protagonists of each have taken steps toward maturity.
In other words, it may be helpful to select SNPs that are a priori known to be important, instead of completely learning the weights of each SNP from the regression model.
