On the other hand, the computational theory of RL has proposed a viable computational account for the role of the cortico-basal ganglia system in behavioral adaptation to the 'external' environment, by exploiting experienced environmental contingencies and reward history (Sutton & Barto, 1998; Rangel et al., 2008).
Consequently, many new entrepreneurial courses aim to simulate the real life entrepreneurial environment as to exploit experience as a means of learning, and thus, accommodate a situated or an existential pedagogical perspective (Neergaard et al. 2012).
The NUJ says it is also concerned that the current climate could see new journalism graduates exploited through work experience placements with no pay.
Has Morpurgo ever been accused of exploiting parental experience?
This paper discusses a way of applying the oscillation-based test (OBT /oscillation-based built-in-self test cOBT /oscillation-basedΣΔ modulators, exploiting previous experience coined through the implementation of OBT in SC integrated filters.
These social interactions and the associated social learning are expected to be adaptive, allowing individuals to acquire pertinent information by exploiting the experience and knowledge of others, without the trial-and-error costs associated with nonsocial learning [2].
We plan using inducible, LAP2α-transgenic mice to allow us precise temporal-spatial over-expression of LAP2α in adult thymic epithelium to model and decisively verify the role of LAP2α in pre-adipocyte trans-differentiation in vivo exploiting our experience in establishing transgenic animals [24], [29].
The former draws upon data, models, and breadth-first evaluation of a set of options to make decisions, whereas the latter exploits experience and judgment.
I worried that people would think I was exploiting my experiences for profit.
Children who are abused, neglected, exploited or experience violence are more likely to be depressed and experience other types of mental health problems, to think about or attempt suicide, to have more physical symptoms (both medically explained and unexplained), and to engage in more high-risk behaviours than their non-abused counterparts, the report finds.
