As social conditions change — for example, the technology and tactics of warfare, and our ability to affect the interests of distant others — rules of conduct that had been accepted in the past must be subject to revision, lest learning cease and people remain mired in dysfunctional habits (E 275 9).
Children will survive, and maybe even still learn, if you add one or two more students to a classroom, but eventually you reach a class-size threshold were conditions become intolerable and learning largely ceases.
since they & Yale started this policy, 72 learned journals ceased publication & the survivors are half the old size; no new univ.
With an owner ready and willing to do the training, most dogs can learn to cease barking on cue.
Since learning a language ceased to be a compulsory subject after the age of 14 just over two years ago, the proportion of pupils taking a language at GCSE has slumped.
After the article had been published, Loyola said that it did not knowingly pursue people who had already made commitments to other colleges; while some of the students the university called had made such commitments, the university said that upon on learning that, it ceased contact with them.
Foundational to Okada's argument is the opening passage of the Analects where Confucius says, "To learn and at due times to repeat what one has learned," reminding ourselves that, for Confucius, learning must never cease.
Whether you're college trained or life trained, you have a personal duty to never cease learning.
Lastly, a positive prediction error ensues during training when initially "out of the blue," the reward is received in the presence of the odor; as training progresses, the odor becomes more and more predictive of the reward, and the prediction error is getting smaller until the learning process ceases.
He remained an author commonly read by those learning Greek, but he ceased to be intellectually fashionable both among academics and the wider educated public.
