A mere 31 per cent of learning spaces have access to adequate sanitation facilities, and one in five schools does not even have a chalkboard.
However, our study has enabled us to disentangle these effects from a mere effect on learning in a manner that provides compelling evidence that dopamine has a specific role on the expression of learning that is distinct from any effect it may have on learning itself.
Nor may it reflect mere procedural learning since RT speeding after sleep was similar for unpredictable and predictable responses, and was also similar for the early- and late-night group.
Critically, the pigeons' responses cannot be explained on the basis of mere associative learning in terms of the same physical signal properties reliably eliciting the same behavioural response.
But the reduction of learning to mere external stimuli and overt responses raised discordant theoretical objections that the inner activities of the organism were being ignored.
If a nuclear deal is the centerpiece of Obama's strategy, just as important, long-term, Rhodes said, is the mere act of diplomacy — learning how to talk to Iran again.
Now mere mortals can learn secrets from this pizza god by taking part in cookery sessions at his tiny pizzarium, located just five minutes from the Sistine chapel.
Julien, like Chester and Rydal, appears to behave as he chooses, yet something deep in the natures of such men — the itch of recklessness, the gluttonous demands of wallet and loins, the mere wish to learn more — hurries them along their fateful paths.
This may have to do with the mere need to "learn about each other".
ZR "started everything from a mere factory worker, learned to use the line trimmer, the double cylinder machine, thanks to his own efforts to learn".
