Sentence examples for learnt to recognise from inspiring English sources

When I learnt to recognise the songs of a few species as a kid, everything changed.

She was regularly visited by violent episodes, but she and Charles learnt to recognise the symptoms and he would escort her to the asylum.

Their spinal cords, in other words, had learnt to recognise nerve signals coming from their leg muscles and to generate appropriate outgoing signals to keep the movement going.To help work out what was happening, the researchers recorded electrical activity in those muscles.

When that output is seen, the operator knows that the network has seen a 2. It has thus learnt to recognise that digit.In a traditional network, this process is "holistic", with every part of the hidden layer responding to signals from every part of the image.

Darwish et al. [27] conditioned glowlight tetras, Hemigrammus erythrozonus, to a 'cocktail' of odours containing two predators and one non-predator subsequently demonstrating that tetras learnt to recognise each of the individual odours.

So I think this has given me really a lot, I've learnt a bit more about myself and, yes, learnt to recognise my kind of stress and what triggers it.

Once you have learnt how to recognise that you need a break it will get easier every time.

It is also important to recognise that low reporting of SAE does not necessarily mean that lessons are not being learnt and that positive changes are not being made locally.

"We need to recognise that.

We have to recognise that.

That is to recognise reality.