Sentence examples for notably learning from inspiring English sources

The crew undergoes meticulous training, most notably learning how to take off in B-25s from runways no more than 500 feet (152 metres) in length to simulate the takeoffs that would be necessary from the USS Hornet on the day of the mission the first time medium bombers were launched from an aircraft carrier.

Notably, "learning" is mostly thought as "organisational" (hypothesis H3b is supported).

In addition to its direct role in motor control, the cerebellum is necessary for several types of motor learning, most notably learning to adjust to changes in sensorimotor relationships.

Analogous distinctions between implicit and explicit representations exist in other areas of cognition, notably learning.

Recently, a distinction between implicit and explicit aspects of sense of agency has been proposed, analogous to distinctions found in other areas of cognition, notably learning.

Notably, learning is limited to the individual who initiated the fix".

In awarding him its Gold Medal in 1978, the American Psychological Foundation singled him out for having made "scientific contributions to nearly every field of psychology, most notably in learning and states of consciousness".

Notably, the learning goals and the course content remained the same during the two semesters.

At the same time, more adults are playing catch-up, notably trying learn German to respond to employment offers in Germany, which has the largest economy in Europe.

The app also lets you one-click unsubscribe to emails, offers built-in quick replies, and most notably, it learns what email is most important to you then offers you the option to sort your inbox by relevance, instead of time.

The most effective means of managing thoughts and feelings were discussed; most notably, individuals learned to repeat calming, encouraging and comforting phrases (positive messages) to themselves [ 30].