It reflected a book-learned view of unregulated market power which failed to ring her alarm bells as Scargill's primitive notions of class struggle did, and was just as naïve.
A key question in understanding how brains recognise stimuli when viewed from different viewpoints is whether a brain transforms a stored representation, or does a brain enable recognition to occur as a consequence of interpolation between learned views [14].
This is a controversial issue about which there are many learned views.
Both visual and haptic within-modal recognition were significantly reduced by rotation of the object away from the learned view.
Thus, there is almost certainly a learned aspect of tolerance.
Ferreira et al. [31] showed, in the same species, that the learned discrimination of the profile views of a pair of unfamiliar adult faces did not improve subsequent discrimination of frontal views of the same pair.
Commins (history, Dickinson College) accounts for the rise of modern Wahhabi religious doctrine and its interplay with other religious and political currents in the Arabian Peninsula". "Islam in Saudi Arabia provides a learned and in-depth view of the role that religion plays in the Kingdom's politics and social dynamics.
The first experiment assessing associative aspects tested participants' ability to generalize from the learned frontal view to a novel view of the stimulus (rotation - faces/shoes).
When academics pay to have their findings published, invent results or ignore conflicting data to keep a sponsor's money flowing, it's hard to view our learned institutions as sources of reliable information.Nowadays, we seem to put greater faith in the wisdom of crowds.
From the point of view of this framework, the MBON population representing the value of a learned stimulus and informing locomotion might be operationally viewed as a cognitive primitive.
Modern historians endorse the view of twelfth century chronicler William of Malmesbury that "no one more just or more learned ever governed the kingdom".
