Sentence examples for learned expressions from inspiring English sources

A post-hoc main comparison between the two learned expressions (raspberry and extended grunt) and the two species-typical emotional expressions (pant-hoot and food-bark) revealed that learned expressions had significantly higher (more rightward) mouth area FAIs than those of the species-typical emotional expressions (F 1,90) = 28.87, p<.0001).

There were significant main effects of expression type for both rater 1 (F(3,38) = 4.39, p = .0096) and rater 2 (F(3,38) = 3.31, p<.0302) and the learned expressions (raspberry and extended grunt) were significantly more rightward compared to the species-typical emotional expressions (pant-hoot and food-bark) for both rater 1 (F(1,38) = 7.43, p<.0097) and rater 2 (F(1,90) = 8.74, p<.0053).

It was only during the reigns of Bābur and his son Humāyūn (1526 56) that Turkish flourished for a while as a medium of learned expression.

This is a problem that ISOLATE is able to mitigate because of the constraints it places on the learned cancer expression profile.

It's a comfort zone where people extend genuine - a key word, I ultimately learned -- expressions of pleasantry and common-sense courtesy, mixed in, of course, with the ability to deal with those sometimes crazy, everyday moments we all experience.

At the time of the spread of Muslim power and culture in India, Sanskrit was the chief language of Hindu cultural, learned, and religious expression, while Buddhism and Jainism had lent their prestige and patronage to various Prākrits.

Lastly, we tested whether the expression of learned olfactory behaviour by a target individual is affected by what likewise learned olfactory behaviour the group around it is expressing.

In line with this hypothesis, temporary inactivation of the vmPFC, by focal administration of the GABA agonist muscimol, does not reduce expression of active coping in rats exposed to an escapable shock but promotes expression of learned helplessness by these animals 24 h later (Amat et al. 2005).

We conclude that it does not matter for the expression of learned olfactory behaviour of a target individual whether a group of surrounding larvae expresses olfactory preference – or not.

PrL plays a role in expression of learned fear.

This region is activated during conditioned-fear acquisition as well as during the expression of learned fear (see for an overview [23]).