Sentence examples for learning and responding to from inspiring English sources

The other regions that showed reductions in volume were: the caudate nucleus (which has been linked to goal-directed action), the putamen (involved in learning and responding to stimuli), the nucleus accumbens (which processes rewards and motivation) and the hippocampus (where memories are formed).

While their research showed that wasps were undeniably learning and responding to chemicals and stimuli within their natural context, it was less clear whether they could learn to track things not found in their habitats: incendiary devices, say, or the chemicals typically used in arson.

Companies that want to develop increased levels of trust with their customers have to show that they are not just listening but are also learning and responding to any feedback that they are given.

Exposure to the food-associated context also induced correlated gene expression between corticostriatal networks and the basolateral amygdala, an area critical for learning and responding to the incentive value of sensory stimuli.

The grid, says Gogoro, will learn and respond to user behaviour within cities to keep plenty of fresh batteries available.

You will have to be able to sense, learn, and respond to situations quickly before you are left behind.

In wireless networks, context awareness and intelligence are capabilities that enable each host to observe, learn, and respond to its complex and dynamic operating environment in an efficient manner.

The ability to learn and respond to recurrent events depends on the capacity to remember transient biological signals received in the past.

They push the demands on some fundamental capabilities in an organization: the ability of individuals and teams to connect and communicate across the organization, reshape teams, workgroups, organizational units, processes and models, and learn and respond to changing needs.

Deep learning tech, fish-eye cameras and a series of other embedded sensors enable Aibo to detect and analyze sounds and images so that it can learn and respond to its environment and interact with its owner so it appears less, well, robotic.

As machines learn and respond to more information and technology advances, human/machine relationships become increasingly complex.