Sentence examples for learn individually from inspiring English sources
The way we learn, individually and socially in groups, is strongly influenced by the past.
The important thing was that one moved in that direction and learned what one needed to learn, individually and corporately, to apply these paradigms to one's systems.
Consequently, naïve subjects never managed to interact with the box in its blocked state and therefore did not have the opportunity to learn individually during this period.
For example, mRNA j's expression values are distributed as:, where is the baseline expression level, are weights associated with miRNAs (which previous methods learn individually for each mRNA) and is the set of predicted miRNA regulators of mRNA j.
As stated in the explanation of the Project, the organizational and spatial requirements (typical for a traditional training) are overcome in this way, allowing the training attendees to choose the time and the place when they want to learn individually also after the formal training.
Chinese characters lack systematic visual clues for pronunciation, meaning they must be learned individually, via repeated hand-copying to build motor memory.
They sketch how behavior can be transmitted culturally, highlighting the ability to mimic, or copy, in lieu of learning individually.
Subjects learned individually in a sound-attenuated room where the words were presented via loudspeakers.
Techniques are potentially learned individually and/or transferred between generations or amongst populations through cultural transmission [10], genetic transmission or a combination of both [11].
Insights into these issues would be beneficial not only for understanding play, attention, and learning individually, but also for the development of more efficacious systems for learning and for the treatment of neurodevelopmental disorders.
However, by the end of training, birds recapitulated routes slightly less accurately after learning in pairs than after learning individually, suggesting that the initial advantage of faster learning in pairs is offset by less accurate acquisition (or less accurate execution) of the task.
