Sentence examples for learning and expressing from inspiring English sources

The basolateral and centromedial amygdala (CMA) complexes are functionally heterogeneous, with distinct roles in learning and expressing fear behaviors.

The robot, which is apparently capable of learning and expressing human emotions, has been programmed to help sell the products by providing information on the specifications of machines, as well as reciting quips and jokes with customers.

Japanese telecom giant SoftBank has, for instance, been developing a robot that's apparently capable of learning and expressing emotions.

The present study seeks to bring light on the appropriateness of incorporating FonF in young learners' syllabi by assigning a role to the learners for evaluating their learning and expressing their perceptions and attitudes toward two FonF tasks.

As the parent of a young Black boy, it is important to me that he sees people who look like him reading books, enjoying the process of learning and expressing joy.

These studies presented clear evidence that even in the initial hours and days after birth, infants were capable of learning and expressing knowledge across long periods of time (Rovee-Collier and Fagen, 1981).

The jigsaw technique, which is one of the cooperative learning techniques where students can work in small groups being responsible for each other's learning and express themselves, is used in this study as well.

Additionally, the enthusiastic agent conveyed its enthusiasm by remarking on the value of the learning material and expressing its own interest in the subject.

Furthermore, an enthusiastic agent must include superfluous dialogue, such as remarking on the value of the learning material and expressing its own interest in the subject.

Learning through and about the arts enables young people to make, learn and express themselves.

Together, these findings suggest that effects of eating topography on satiation are learned and expressed in decisions about portion size.