Sentence examples for learning escape from inspiring English sources

In a series of subsequent intellectual challenges, the running mice proved better able to learn the ins and outs of test mazes, learning escape routes twice as fast as their more sluggish counterparts.

Highly lateralized individuals tend to outperform nonlateralized individuals in many survival-related behaviours, such as the ability to learn, escape predators and multitask.

Notably and in accordance with our earlier results in the appetitive domain (Schleyer et al., 2011), such learned escape does not merely depend on the concentration of quinine in the test; rather, learned escape lessens as the quinine concentration in the test is reduced relative to that in training.

Our behavioral data suggest that at least five such tiles of the mushroom body would be required to accommodate learned search for fructose or aspartic acid, learned escape from quinine or from high-concentration salt and in addition a less specific appetitive value-memory.

The FST and TST commonly trigger psychological despairs with no escapable hope from immobilization by learning that escape from the current situation is impossible.

I'm talking about an era where we don't allow the majority of human thought and action and achievement and learning to escape as if from a leaky bucket.

We're also embracing the ways in which we're learning to escape with, cope with, and directly dismantle those same barriers.

The rats learned to escape onto the platform rapidly as revealed by a significant decline in escape latency between trial 1 and trial 15 (t (13) = 6.51, p < 0.0001).

When later tested under conditions in which escape is possible, the rodent that previously was exposed to the inescapable shock often does not learn to escape.

Malnourished children also have little energy, further diminishing their ability to learn and escape poverty.

For example, a paramecium can learn to escape from a narrow glass tube to get to food.