Sentence examples for modified by learning from inspiring English sources
Today, there is virtually full agreement that perceiving is modified by learning.
Connections between artificial neurons are determined by learning processes, similarly as connections between human brain neurons are determined and modified by learning and experience acquired during time.
Thus, the aim of the present experiment was to examine whether autobiographical memories can be modified by learning new episodic material after memories have been reactivated.
In particular, the hedonic representation of smells is not fixed and may be modified by learning and experience in both animals and humans [23] [25].
Self-efficacy can be seen as a relatively stable trait but one that can potentially be modified by learning how to control the intensity and quality of one's attention.
The MBON axons that innervate other compartments within the MB lobes have access to dopamine inputs and thus can potentially be modified by learning.
Thus, assuming one sees counterconditioning and extinction as types of associative learning, we can say that associative learning does not necessarily eventuate in associative structures, but associative structures can only be modified by associative learning.
Moreover, although the general function of each gesture is apparently species-typical, how gorillas use their gestures is undoubtedly modified by contextual learning (Janik and Slater 1997), just as the functional referents of biologically fixed vocalizations are refined by experience in monkeys (Seyfarth and Cheney 1986; see Pika et al. 2003 for a similar conclusion).
Finally, we suggest that what has long appeared to be instinctive predatory behavior is likely to be highly modified and shaped by learning.
It concentrates on methods for computer programs to improve their performance (i.e. modifying behaviour) by learning from previous data examples.
One of the most remarkable aspects of an animal's behavior is the ability to modify that behavior by learning, an ability that reaches its highest form in human beings.
