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Hence, we can see that the machine learning classifiers have indeed learnt about emotional patterns that cannot be distinguished by simply applying rules based on a predefined list of emotion words.

If Brits have indeed learnt the need for caution there are grounds for hoping that the next recession need not be so deep.

However, the bees showed significantly decreased PER to the control odorant myrcene (McNemar test [2×2 Table] Chi square = 16.1; df = 1; p<0.001), showing that the bees did not just respond to any odorant, but that they had indeed learnt the three odorants of the mixture.

Astrogeologists suspect these scarps may be analogous to the wrinkles on a raisin, having formed billions of years ago as the planet's surface cooled and shrank.In this section Signalling dissent Painted out Mercury rising One degree over ReprintsIndeed, the more that is learnt about Mercury, the more intriguing it becomes.

We have all learnt so much this summer".

So I have learnt to do it with experience".

Everything I have learnt I have learnt from the boss".

Language is learned by confusion and "short leaps of analogy" rather than by "continuous derivation" (1975c, 178 9); indeed a holistic language cannot be learnt without such leaps.

Indeed, in the worst case scenario, semantic relations learnt on a specific domain will leave unchanged with respect to, the relations between any two words of being null.

"Star learnt about India, and Zee learnt about broadcasting".

Indeed, it is Mozambique's President Machel who, having learnt the hard way, has been the most moderating influence on Mr Mugabe.