Sentence examples for learned traits from inspiring English sources

These aren't learned traits; they're the result of genes and hormones.

Using a genetic-algorithm based model, Hinton and Nowlan [ 17] tested this idea, and concluded that organisms with phenotypic plasticity evolved faster, even though the learned traits did not become hereditary in their study.

Even if an adaptationist stance of this sort is justifiable for learning mechanisms (and cultural evolutionists typically are adaptationists in this respect) this does not mean that an adaptationist stance is justifiable for learned traits.

Rates of change of learned traits in populations and patterns of cultural diversity as a function of innovation and cultural transmission.

Data on the evolutionary impact of learned traits are "very scarce and badly needed," he says.

He is missing some presidential candidates in our midst who, by virtue of their life experiences, actually have the learned traits of successful senators: flexibility, working across the aisle, listening well, as well as the experience that comes from running large governments: handling crisis, juggling to meet budgets, and making the necessary trade-offs.

Weavers have few opportunities to learn traits from members of other tribes due to endogamous marriage practices and social norms that restrict the ability of women to travel far from their camp or village.

Since these methods develop a classifier to learn traits of essential genes in one organism and then predict those in the other organism or in the test dataset of the same organism, a set of essential proteins and their related properties have to be known in prior.

Along the way, every successful entrepreneur has learned new traits, making mentorship an absolute must.

She learned these traits with the chilling threats of the Ku Klux Klan marches past her home and the thousands of everyday deprecations that Norm never had to endure.

But the same symptom -- say a panic attack, or depression, may have different origins: Perhaps harmful parenting or trauma, learned personality traits that became self-undermining, or situational reactions.