Sentence examples for experienced observations from inspiring English sources

On a disambiguation level, brain systems that provide an ongoing, time-varying context as a function of the agent's experienced observations are related to working memory for multiple items.

Formally we define an order-n time-varying context as a function c∶Hn→TO where Hn is the sequence of the n most recently experienced observations.

By working memory [25], [26] we mean the capacity for the agent to hold onto an experienced observation over a number of steps (the definition used in the behavioral simulations in [4], [8] [10]).

This was followed by a 1-day practical training course in the clinic with an experienced observer who supervised the observations and discussed the outcomes afterwards.

Additionally double observations with an experienced observer (first author: M. Weigl) were carried out to discuss potential problems in classifying observed interruption events.

Four experienced observers were recruited, who had participated in previous roadside E-bike observation studies in other districts in Suzhou.

Noel and colleagues analyzed the accuracy of experienced clinicians' observations of medical trainees performance (Noel et al. 1992) and concluded that examiners often ignore or overlook the available information, a finding that seems to resonate with findings from research on biases and heuristics in human judgment.

Now, as a slightly more experienced professional, my observations of the N.W.S.L. are influenced by my feel for European women's soccer and how the game is growing globally, in addition to in the U.S. In Sweden, while there is fantastic support for the women's game, there is a different emphasis on marketing and attendance.

Several reports and surveys (field observations, experienced damage, and satellite images) have apparently shown that coastal forests may play an important role as a natural protection against tsunami (Dahdouh-Guebas et al., 2005).

Two experienced long-term observers documented their first observations of over-ocean flocking in the mid 1990s.

The method is a tool that can contribute to the geophysical interpretation in determining fault traces, but the observations of experienced reviewers are needed to define the geological meaning of the results.