Much of the early motor development of the child depends on learning and refining such procedures, through play, imitation, trial and error, and incessant rehearsal.
Consumers' and producers' best rational efforts are often confounded and so they fall back on a range of other strategies: imitation, trial and error, prejudice, guesswork.
To quote Halpern, "Young people learn through observation, imitation, trial and error, and reiteration; in other words through force of experience.
We will address imitation learning, generalization, trial-and-error learning by reinforcement learning, movement recognition, and control based on movement primitives.
We use visual feedback (ie. observational learning) during our trial, where imitation of what is shown plays an important role.
A. Young pelicans learn to feed themselves through a combination of trial and error, imitation of adult birds and instinct, bird experts suggest.
We think intelligence, ability in other dimensions, intuition, trial and error, imitation are going to lead, in a competitive marketplace," to the best strategies.
Current research suggests that social media adoption in government has been mainly market driven and that the various adoption strategies have resulted from a combination of trial and error, imitation, and both informal and formal knowledge exchanges.
No PD patients, including subjects who received a sham or imitation surgery in the cell therapy trials, have been maintained under CsA treatment or other immunosuppressive treatment long enough to determine its impact on the course of the disease.
