To estimate the visual quality of the distorted image, structures in the visually important areas in this image are compared with those in the reference image, in terms of the learnt basis vectors.
Noting that the observed data was generated through interactions of several known/unknown factors, and thus when a data pattern is obtained through some configurations of learnt factors, additional (unseen) data patterns can likely be described through new configurations of the learnt factors and patterns[5],[24].
We found two variables describing previous learning of non-native languages, namely the average age of acquisition and the number of learnt languages, to predict the magnitude of response increase for novel words during an intensive auditory exposure to them.
Bizarrely, the former president of the European Commission learnt of his candidacy at a UN conference in Mali.
Because of that you kind of learnt to think on your feet more, she was like my mentor.
On the other hand, the authors suggested that left IPS activation in numerical tasks may reflect more general processes of the extraction and comparison of learnt information [ 29].
He made works which seemed to be agonised reappraisals of lessons learnt from his childhood catechism.
Into the second period of extra time and, if there was a lesson to be learnt, France showed no sign of having learnt it.
It flies in the face of everything learnt from Hiroshima and Nagasaki.' Cancers do not develop overnight.
Retrieval of newly learnt verbal or spatial associations was tested both immediately after learning and two days later.
And I would think: you silly people - you have no taste for poetry?' And then he is off again, reciting fragments of poetry learnt in his youth.
