Sentence examples for learn to escape from inspiring English sources

For example, a paramecium can learn to escape from a narrow glass tube to get to food.

COPING WITH A SLUMP In discussing the second-half slump of shortstop José Reyes, Willie Randolph compared Reyes to a boxer who is backed into the ropes and has to learn to escape.

Two-thirds of them were still hovering in the electrified side of the box by the end of the experiment — and for the remaining third, the average number of trials to learn to escape was just more than seven, out of the total ten.

It is based on the idea that organisms exposed to inescapable shock in one situation fail to learn to escape shock in a different situation [ 2].

When later tested under conditions in which escape is possible, the rodent that previously was exposed to the inescapable shock often does not learn to escape.

Five, fish can be trained to associate a neutral signal with an impending noxious stimulus and so learn to escape prior to experiencing the noxious stimuli (Dunlop et al. 2006).

"This is how I learned to escape death through art -- it was in the camp," Mr. Al-Dhaher said.

I'm talking about an era where we don't allow the majority of human thought and action and achievement and learning to escape as if from a leaky bucket.

Yet Collins is taken with Attila's passenger-side wisdom, and learns to escape the confines of what she calls the "impractical, cerebral, hothouse tone" of her life, one of decided control and carefully assembled outfits.

The mobile robot learned to escape from jams while the manipulator learned guarded moves and rotational accommodation that are composable to allow flat plate mating operations.

She's learned to escape from her enclosure, teases human caretakers, and scores above other chimps in communication tests.