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The task included sequence blocks that consisted of three repeats of a ten-digit sequence that subjects learned explicitly.

The first point (1) is what you learn explicitly throughout graduate school.

Ms. Smith's own son became so accustomed to learning explicitly what was expected of him that when he entered college this year, he asked his biology professor for a guide spelling out what standards he was expected to master.

Policy based methods can learn explicitly an optimal stochastic policy [16], which is our goal.

For the problem addressed in this study, we believe that policy based methods is the natural choice for three reasons: Policy based methods can learn explicitly an optimal stochastic policy [16], which is our goal.

Young men learn, explicitly and through cultural osmosis, that "real men" are impermeable, independent, in control.

One prediction, then, is that striatal-dependent learning may be found to be rapid if learning explicitly did not involve context processing (e.g., aversive conditioning).

Certainly the paper by Krakauer and Sasaki does not consider learning explicitly, but something much closer to the so called "look ahead effect" described by Whitehead et al, as it treats the ensemble of variant proteins generated by a single underlying sequence as a result of errors in transcription or translation.

I read The Times on Sundays and watched television but never learned of explicitly gay characters in any novels.

If projections of future are interpreted in a way that makes clear why we aggregate certain current ingredients to specific futures and argue dedicatedly about them, then we have learned something explicitly about ourselves which to date has only been an implicit part of societal reality.

Is anyone concerned that the things these boys learned, either explicitly from their peers or implicitly from society?