It became normal to learn how not to be relaxed for more than a few days".
Our knee-jerk, and normal, reaction to learning about the nefarious use of an app to label it "bad" and then counsel our kids to delete it from their phones.
Moreover, mice that lack one of the proteins (called RGS7) perform less well in various learning and memory tests: for example, they take longer than normal animals to learn the location of an escape platform in a water maze, or to retain a memory of a fearful event.
The training schedule used for the strategy implementation task took a considerable amount of time, and the time taken for normal monkeys to learn the task is highly variable; thus, it was not possible to examine lesion effects on acquisition of strategy implementation performance, which might have a different effect (Hampshire & Owen, 2006; Baxter et al., 2008b).
Understand that you can't fix "normal" - the normal response to learning of a spouse's affair is all of the aforementioned emotions.
Mr. Dancy said he had to put aside his normal acting instincts to learn to play a character who lacks empathy.
Medical bills totaled $47,000, and it took eight weeks for the doctor to feel normal again, all to learn that both the liver and lung masses were nothing more than scar tissue caused by an old fungal infection.
Instead, we use the normal data packets to "learn" the channel and select the appropriate transmission power level.
It felt right and quite NORMAL to me to learn and share what I had learned.
By definition, those with developmental dyslexia have difficulties with accurate and/or fluent word recognition, spelling, learning grapheme-to-phoneme correspondences (Stanovich and Siegel 1994) and pronouncing heard nonwords (Lyon et al. 2003), despite an absence of any non-verbal cognitive impairment and normal educational opportunities to learn (Snowling 2000).
