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In a standard Morris water maze, rats are presumed to learn a platform location with reference to multiple room cues, e.g., furniture, windows, wall hangings, and lights, using a cognitive map that can be applied in a flexible manner [42,43,44; but see 45].

I presumed to see that same reaction online.

He has learned to live with his master's unpredictability and does not presume to read his thoughts.

Findings derived from cataract surgery have provided a rich source of hypotheses for further research, including posited neurophysiological mechanisms (e.g., assemblies of brain cells) that might serve as the medium for the structural changes presumed to accompany perceptual learning.

When we get to Huntington, therefore, it comes as no surprise to learn that for Cannadine the civilizations presumed to be clashing "seem on closer inspection to be little more than arbitrary groupings and idiosyncratic personal constructs".

What will happen if, by some miracle, he rallies and learns that certain underlings presumed to step into his unfillable shoes?

In contrast, in deceptive flowers variability in floral traits is presumed to be higher so that pollinators are not able to learn to discriminate between the deceptive flower and the imitated rewarding model (Ayasse et al., 2000).

Learning Objectives: The reader is presumed to have a broad understanding of plastic surgical procedures and concepts.

Number 6 seeks to preserve his individuality as a "free man" as he tries to escape from The Village or learn the identity of Number 1, the person presumed to run The Village.

Weeks later, Vigoleis learns he is on a death list and is presumed to have been murdered.

It is therefore possible that young infants may acquire associative representations and flexible relational networks using the same 'traditional' associative learning mechanism used by adults, which are presumed to support episodic memory, and depend upon the hippocampus.