Sentence examples for learned fits from inspiring English sources

Readers say At least you've identified one career that isn't for you, though you may be surprised at how what you have learned fits into other jobs.

Another use of diagrams, for a GSI who is teaching his or her own class or who has a good sense of how the professor will teach the class, is to start the semester by presenting a diagram of the central concepts and how they relate to each other, and then bringing the diagram in throughout the semester, showing how each new piece they have learned fits into the whole.

Not that Chad Walder, from what the jury learned, fit anyone's image of an earthy forest ranger.

Our finding that achievement goals and contextual information can jointly influence striatal sensitivity to feedback during learning fits within the broader picture of research showing modulation of striatal reward responses by individual differences in motivation and goals.

How does learning fit into improving education?

As John Pitner said, "What I was learning fit my paranoia".

How data analytics, machine learning, and deep learning fit in the larger picture of data science.

To learn (fit) a BN, a scoring function that evaluates each network is used, and the search for an optimal network is guided by this score [ 21].

This reflects the notion that all types of learning fit onto a preparedness continuum, ranging from prepared learning (the predisposed learning ability in animals) to contraprepared learning (mechanism that make learning difficult to occur).

Simulation learning fits well within the design-thinking paradigm: empathize (through immersion), define (the needs or problems), ideate (brainstorm), prototype (iterative low resolution style) and test with users (repeat).

As this new approach demonstrates in the case studies, belief learning fits the observed empirical data better and produces results with lower variance when compared to a Q-learning approach.