Sentence examples for reproduced learning from inspiring English sources

Situated within socially reproduced learning environments, participation in programming activities on robotics teams may reflect figured worlds of "robotics" and "programming" that restrict access to certain roles for girls and other traditionally underrepresented groups.

Given that our computational model was able to accurately predict the changes in cerebellar spiking patterns and motor learning impairment in the mutant mice with increased intrinsic excitability of granule cells, we next explored whether it was able to reproduce learning deficits when the output from the vast majority of granule cells was minimized.

You can almost feel the energy with which this actor reproduces learned camp mannerisms - yet miniaturises them, clamps them down, brings them just below the stereotype level.

In addition, we tested to what extent our model reproduces motor learning deficits resulting from major reduction of input from the granule cell layer, using a granule cell specific mutant GC-ΔCACNA1A, in which the majority of granule cells is silenced19.

Despite a supposed werewolf inability to reproduce, she learns she's pregnant with Jake's twins.

Then I reproduced art and learned that it was considered pornography when it wasn't really pornography.

Our results imply that pigeons process their visual environment on a characteristic spatial scale while navigating and can explain the different degrees of success in reproducing route learning in different geographical locations.

Learning and reproducing temporal sequences is a fundamental ability used by living beings to adapt behaviour repertoire to environmental constraints.

Recall that the goal of GANs is that the generator should learn to produce novel images, instead of just learning to reproduce the images used during the training.

We examine the pathological behavior which may result from specific changes in the normal parameters or architecture in a biologically plausible computational working memory model capable of learning and reproducing sequences which come from external stimuli.

That said, it is clear that the promise of these materials lies not in reproducing nature, but in learning from it and combining this knowledge with man's greater access to materials and processing techniques.