Sentence examples for producing behavior from inspiring English sources

"It is difficult to imagine producing behavior change of this magnitude through education alone, even if government devoted massive resources to the task," said the article, published in the journal's April 30 issue and released online Wednesday.

It might seem equally obvious that the mind's causal role in producing behavior is also a matter for science to settle.

We present an algorithm for producing behavior descriptions of planar fixed axes mechanical motions from image sequences using a formal behavior language.

(Often, this supposition goes with an interpretation according to which passing The Turing Test requires rather a lot, e.g., producing behavior that is indistinguishable from human behavior over an entire lifetime).

The main objective of this line of research is to obtain procedures that permit producing behavior based controllers that work on real robots operating in real environments as independently of the platform as possible.

However, the limited (if any) capacity for producing behavior in some of these patients often limits the extent to which cognitive functions can be explored via standard bedside methods.

I mean the partisan war between Republicans and Democrats that rages every day in Washington and produces behavior that would be unacceptable in any other arena of life.

The U.S. News and World Report rankings, says Tamanaha, produce even worse deformations; in fact they produce behavior that is at least deceptive and borders on fraud.

Animal passions are determined by what is apprehended by the estimative power, and in the absence of any higher faculties that could overrule this power, inevitably produce behavior.

Computational models of reinforcement learning (RL) strive to produce behavior that maximises reward, and thus allow software or robots to behave adaptively [1].

It's not hard to see how to begin: beliefs are (among other things) states produced in certain ways by sense-perception or inference from other beliefs, and which tend to interact with certain desires to produce behavior; desires are states with certain causal or counterfactual relations to the system's goals and needs, and which tend to interact with certain beliefs to produce behavior.