Sentence examples for dependent on learning from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's just that systematised language learning has made me dependent on learning new languages the same way I learned the ones I have already learned.

Other measures made some welfare dependent on learning Danish and put new pressure on immigrants to place young children in kindergartens that charge fees.

The two sequences were identical to those used by Destrebecqz and Cleeremans [31] and were generated in accordance with a deterministic second-order conditional generation rule, where, at the lowest structural level, the ability to predict a target location is dependent on learning two preceding target locations [25].

The order of the target sequence was based on a deterministic second-order conditional generation rule involving the four-locations, where, at the lowest structural level, the ability to predict a target location was dependent on learning two preceding target locations [25] (see Figure 1c and the Methods section for further details).

These combined findings suggest that effects at these early levels of processing are indeed of a general nature, indifferent to the exact acoustic nature of the preceding signal and not dependent on learning.

The present set of experiments thus show that an alternative proposal, not dependent on learning, would have to go beyond the prerequisite of spectrotemporal variation that was proposed by Watkins (1991) and Watkins and Makin (1996).

Second, any simple nonspecific effects of GluA1 deletion on locomotor activity or motivational states cannot explain these time-dependent effects on learning.

To prevent the NTI from being dependent on the learning sets, the whole process was repeated a hundred times (always by choosing the learning sets at random).

Our results should therefore be less dependent on what learning curves are being used.

Indeed, analysis of the content of items like those in the Raven (supposedly the most g-loaded test) suggests that they are the most, not the least, dependent on specific learning (Richardson & Norgate, In press).

"He concluded that successful learning is dependent on clear learning intentions that describe the skills, knowledge, attitudes and values that the student needs to learn," a GTC summary concluded.