Sentence examples for learnt previously from inspiring English sources

The Night Officers' other duty was to police the convents--we learnt previously about horny nuns--to stop the sisters prostituting themselves.

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

Nineteen participants were asked to judge whether angry, happy, and neutral facial expressions that varied in duration (from 400 to 1600 ms) were closer in duration to either a short or long duration they learnt previously.

The bilingual babies, however, found it far easier to switch their attention counteracting the previously learnt, but no longer useful response.Monitoring languages and keeping them separate is part of the brain's executive function, so these findings suggest that even before a child can speak, a bilingual environment may speed up that function's development.

More sophisticated schemes employ previously learnt motion priors to drive the particles more efficiently [6].

Also, students have not studied the topic in the previously learnt courses.

We use the probability distributions learnt by the previously described prior model as our initial prior policy.

The graphical approach substitutes the exact recall of alphanumeric codes with the recognition of previously learnt pictures, a skill at which humans are remarkably proficient.

Moberg (2014) proposes action-based methods for teaching enterprise skills, consisting of working in groups, where active participation, discussion and debate in class are encouraged, while practical application of previously learnt theory takes place.

For both learning and generalization, the system leverages regression techniques which allow to infer the motor policy parameters corresponding to a given novel parameterized task, and based on the previously learnt correspondences between policy and task parameters.

This finding is consistent with data for how animals with much larger brains learn to reliably recognise novel rotated objects by interpolating previously learnt views, and thus supports the ideas that simple networks could recognise three dimensional objects by interpolating between relatively small numbers of previously learnt views [6], [14], [15].