Sentence examples for learned to respond from inspiring English sources

Purkinje cells learned to respond with a firing pause to the conditional stimulus.

So perhaps it is not surprising that Mr. García has learned to respond to Bronx cheers with panache.

He has learned to respond to any question, however straightforward, with a jeremiad against the last Labour government.

As she hits her promotional whirlwind for "Stronger," it's clear that Ms. Clarkson has learned to respond deftly to interviewers' under-the-microscope questions.

People have learned to respond in creative ways to the indifference of the state — including having set up a highly functional recycling industry that serves the whole city.

A Spade fish has received a glass eye, Komodo dragons are trained to stand on a scale and poison dart frogs have learned to respond to a clicking noise by jumping into a container that can then be weighed).

We all learn to respond to incentives, negative and positive, from the outset of life.

"Actors forget how to learn to respond to things as if they didn't see them coming.

Discovery theories propose that perceptual modification results from learning to respond to new aspects of sensory stimuli, while enrichment theories hold that such modification results from learning to respond differently to the same sensory stimuli.

Most of these involve learning to respond to new stimuli or to make new responses to old stimuli.

I had spent much of my career studying how the rat brain learns to respond to cues associated with danger.