Sentence examples for learned significance from inspiring English sources

And beyond whatever learned significance we have applied to these objects, each and every one of them holds its own moments of existence.

Indeed, in real life, situations that involve the olfactory system in such a specialised way will be rare; animals are generally exposed to many odors at the same time, to turbulent mixtures, to varying or even ambiguous motivational states, and to odors with learned significance that are processed via the MBs, and also impinge on the evaluation system in the LP.

(One Jewish resident says he learned the significance of Rosh Hashana only from a gentile friend).

He met with tribal elders, he said, "and that's where I learned the significance of the United States to Afghanistan".

I quickly learned the significance of not just the Black River, which feeds into Lake Michigan, but the entire area.

Ms. Breidenbach interpreted as he learned the significance of the different colored wires, and then he was left to check them independently.

BOB McKENTY In making a valentine for his mom, our son learned the significance of writing X's and O's by his signature.

Speaking to students at Bay Shore High School on Long Island in 1997, he said, "I learned the significance of my own insignificant life".

She relates how she first learned the significance of her name: her mother, in a moment of anger, told her that she had named her after Lucifer, as she was a botheration from the time she was conceived.

He didn't know, or particularly care, what the album was, and only learned its significance when a contractor installing a washer-dryer in his house noticed the volume on a shelf, hunted for information via the Internet, then called Mr. Edsel.

In this paper, the objectives, rules, results, lessons learned and significance of the competition is described.