Sentence examples for ingrained learning from inspiring English sources

Generally, middle schools are more difficult to improve, because older students have more ingrained learning and behavior patterns.

Gender and social roles are clearly defined and ingrained while learning is often via a master - student relationship, advocating uncontested imitation.

Perhaps it's the ingrained, "watch and learn" pattern of video game tutorials that drove me to this conclusion, but there's a definite sense that this looping segment of film is telling you what to do.

And through the cycle of preparation, performance and recovery, what they learn becomes ingrained.

Bad habits have been learned and ingrained, as Saunders failed to curb the self-destructive nature of some of the younger players on his roster.

Your movement is ingrained, and you've learned to "walk like a man" since you were a boy.

In many ways it's like learning a language: By starting young, the nuances of taste and sensation become ingrained in them.

Learning to view my financial mistakes as childhood coping skills gone awry, rather than ingrained character flaws, has helped me adopt more appropriate coping strategies.

Over decades of subsistence, the behaviors of aging foragers became routinized, their motor movements automated and their expertise ingrained to a point where they no longer necessitated the first-rate working memory they possessed when younger and learning actively.

There is currently no type of regulation or standard governing the data that is used to train machine learning algorithms, and researchers sometimes use and share off-the-shelf frameworks and databases that already have bias ingrained into them.

But what some of the women at the factory are learning when I visit isn't how to use a new machine or proper payroll protocol, but how deeply ingrained gender stereotypes are in most of their minds.