Sentence examples for learning conventions from inspiring English sources

Interpreting phylogenetic trees requires learning conventions, overcoming prior and often naïve knowledge of taxa, and interpreting evolutionary relationships based solely on branching patterns depicted in the diagrams (Gregory, 2008; Halverson et al., 2011).

He'd rather talk about how they both are unencumbered by expectation and learned conventions.

"Most people his age are still learning the conventions, the traditions, the craft, and here he is leveraging the full power of the novel.

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You can learn what conventions are available by doing an Internet search on "comic book convention" or "graphic novel convention" to find what conventions are available near you.

(After all, when these showfolk found me here, in '59, my lady library officer's drink of choice — learned at conventions — had been a sticky cherry cordial.

Mark Riedl and Brent Harrison from the School of Interactive Computing at the Georgia Institute of Technology have just unveiled Quixote, a prototype system that is able to learn social conventions from simple stories.

To condescend to Bush, to affect a collective sneer, would be a gift to the Republicans; and — a lesson learned from Conventions past — it is easier to decry divisiveness when you aren't displaying it.

Annotations are written directly into the transcription; readers can refer to a readily available key to learn typographical conventions for representing the various types of annotations.

We have also learned the "conventions" of each medium.

Some anthropologists have argued that incest taboos are simply learned social conventions.