Sentence examples for readily learned that from inspiring English sources

And to her surprise, and contrary to popular belief, she readily learned that the professional community was "not only impressed with my background, they seemed acutely aware of the line of reasoning that led me to pursue it in the first place".

We might all readily learn that a barbecue sauce with no oil, no sugar, and no calories that isn't just water -- must be a chemistry experiment masquerading as food, and that it's still better than a nut butter with no nuts.

For example, we readily learn that a picture of an object can represent the object and that a printed word can represent both.

Eleven-month-old infants who observed something that defied their rudimentary expectations, such as a ball that seemed to go through a wall, readily learned something new about that object but didn't learn it after viewing an object acting normally, according to the study.

Hunter's bound can be calculated from relatively simple statistics that are readily learned from a small set of PSMs (about 5000 PSMs).

But real success depends on qualities that aren't so readily learned: instant recall, omnivorous interests, a genius for pattern recognition, and a certain, double-jointed wit.

Figure 2 e, f shows that both species readily learned the task.

Findings suggest that textual manipulations conveying prosody can be readily learned by children to improve reading expressivity.

Simple restricted scripts are readily learned.

Undoubtedly, when it comes to Washington and the murky defense/foreign policy/intelligence establishment that runs it, one quickly learns that allegiances span decades, are well-masked, and readily cross party lines.

It has also been shown that students can readily learn focused ultrasound examinations well and that the students enjoy their ultrasound experience.