Sentence examples for learning it seems from inspiring English sources

Rather than viewing the human mind as being innately specialized for language language learning, it seems at least as reasonable to think of languages as being specialized so as to be learnable and usable by the human mind; of this, more in §3.4 below.

Although learning promoted cell proliferation in the mPFC during learning, it seems that the stimulus necessary to maintain proliferation finished once the animal trained.

Although teachers and students are nowadays preferably 'wired for learning' it seems that, so far, professional behaviour assessment does not necessarily require the use of advanced assessment technologies, although such new 'innovative' electronic and/or web-based assessment methods thus do result in more feedback of comparable quality.

While commonly accepted as learning, it seems to violate the definition.

Rather than pursue any further the attempt to find an all-embracing, single definition of learning, it seems more useful to provide narrower definitions for particular cases, along the lines suggested above for classical conditioning.

"Given all we know about chimpanzee social and individual learning, it seems unlikely that there are any chimpanzees that, because of their genetic constitution, cannot observationally learn all the kinds of tool use seen in Africa".

Lessons UKBA has still failed to learn, it seems.

But what Trump mostly learned, it seems, was that hacking could help him.

However, as the mathematical apparatus for such analysing procedures is rather complex and the performance of the evaluation very cumbersome and difficult to learn, it seems reasonable to develop software tools providing features for a rather automated calculation process.

With Google specializing in software and machine learning, it seemed like the company was well on its way to becoming a standard for self-driving vehicles, but increasingly Alphabet is finding itself dealing with competition.

Although it is questionable how much the specialty curricula directly influence junior doctors' learning, it would seem appropriate to include the diagnostic criteria for delirium as a knowledge requirement for CMT doctors in the next iteration of the curriculum.