Sentence examples for governing learning from inspiring English sources

Many models in cognition assume that goal-directed behavior plays a dominant role in governing learning.

Other co-expressed genes identified in these modules may also play critical roles in the molecular mechanisms governing learning and memory.

Also summarized are recent empirical discoveries that provide guidance regarding how to formulate the rules for synaptic modification that govern learning in cortico-striatal pathways.

Though both govern learning and speech, Sarasvati represents the orthodox knowledge of the Brahmins while Matangi the wild and ecstatic outcast embodies the "extraordinary" beyond the boundaries of mainstream society, especially inner knowledge.

We used a dual-rate model to examine whether changes in the parameters that govern learning might account for the differences that we observed in skill acquisition rate, but not final level of learning.

These flies show adult-onset neurodegeneration with specific effects on mushroom bodies, the regions of the fly brain that govern learning and memory.

In the March April 2001 issue of Developmental Neuroscience, Zeisel and colleagues described how choline supplementation during pregnancy influences development of the hippocampus which governs learning and memory, among other functions by altering the timing of the creation and differentiation of progenitor cells known to be associated with these functions in the adult brain.

A few weeks before the museum's opening, when the governing board learned of the advisory council, the museum's director was fired, a move that prompted weeks of protests and picket lines.

The Prince lived in the royal castle with his family and his days were spent studying, practicing arts that would prepare him to govern and learning about people so he could serve them.

Such goal-directed behavior, which requires higher-level cognitive processes, likely also governs perceptual learning.

He has devoted 35 yrs. to the study of how higher animals learn and he is regarded as a leading theorist for the school of psychology that believes there are general "laws" governing all learning situations.