Sentence examples for learning previously from inspiring English sources

Even so, the researchers claim that his performance shows that a dog has displayed a very sophisticated form of learning, previously thought to be limited to human beings.

A border collie with a stellar vocabulary has accomplished a type of learning previously only seen in toddlers.

"They were having to remember, and to work on, stuff they'd learned previously — plus the new material," their teacher, Jen DeMik, said of last semester's assignments.

The duke, who supposedly looms over the play with legal severity, had, we learn, previously dallied with the fairy queen; he had also, before the play, abducted his affianced, Hippolyta, in battle.

One recent study found that when older adults were read a paragraph describing research on age-related memory deficits, their subsequent memory was reduced for word lists they had learned previously.

Nothing he'd learned previously had any relevance anymore, and each step he took beyond the gate and toward his new home was like walking into a tunnel, away from the light.

In an editorial in 2004, Nature Biotechnology, the traditionally pro-industry science journal, said: "It seems an industry in which the PhD is the intellectual norm is either incapable of learning a simple lesson from the past or cannot bring itself to act appropriately, despite what it has learned previously..

A narrator recounts the painful lesson Voteman learned previously, when he forgot to vote in a European Parliament election and was excluded from having a say in "climate regulations, agricultural subsidies, chemicals in toys, and the amount of cinnamon allowed in his cinnamon buns".

Many of the UGs reported that the tutoring experience helped to reinforce academic content learned previously.

The advantage of transfer learning is that it can intelligently apply knowledge learned previously to solve new problems faster.

They figured that it is easier to learn a multi-part character if all the components had been learnt previously.