Sentence examples for human acquisition from inspiring English sources

If the two evolved together, language must be a fairly recent human acquisition.

While these theoretical interpretations often apply well to laboratory animals, their application to human acquisition of skill is complicated because incentive learning is very abstract.

However, constructing such a learning agent currently requires manual encoding of prior domain knowledge; in addition to being a poor model of human acquisition of prior knowledge, manual knowledge-encoding is both time-consuming and error-prone.

These findings suggest these animals' possible relevance (e.g., as intermediate hosts) for human acquisition of MERS-CoV.

These areas have fostered human acquisition of Ebola (6, 7 ), monkeypox (8 ), simian immunodeficiency viruses (9 ), simian foamy viruses (10 ), and primate T-lymphotropic viruses (11 ).

In this article, we consider factors related to raising chickens that might affect transmission of Le. infantum in Brazilian cities and discuss whether raising chickens in urban areas could affect the risk of human acquisition of ZVL.

Physiological explanations of human behaviour that depend on the concept of primary motives (derived from research with rats or dogs) run into difficulties in view of the fact that primary motivation and reward do not appear to be critical in most studies of human skill acquisition.

This paper compares a range of compartment models for diffusion MRI data on in vivo human acquisitions from a standard 60 mT/m system (Philips 3T Achieva) and a unique 300 mT/m system (Siemens Connectom).

He was also critical of Miller's use of simple, Skinnerian single-stage stimulus-response learning to explain human language acquisition and use.

Vocal learning provides the basis for human speech acquisition, and is exceedingly rare in the animal kingdom [ 6, 7].

Insights into these mysteries of human language acquisition are now coming from a surprising source: songbirds.