Sentence examples for sorting objects from inspiring English sources

With one eye on the need for diversity and another on the need for objectivity, Dr. Pepe developed some cognitive tasks, like sorting objects, and mixed in an early childhood preliteracy assessment and an assessment of language.

"These interactions make the robot gain a sense of the outside world". Through such exploration, SAIL has learned tasks like navigation, identifying and sorting objects, even some speech.

For younger children of both genders, ZooKazoo (www.zookazoo.com), out this month, is similar to the popular Club Penguin but has an educational slant, with games that involve sorting objects and saving the environment.

Obradović and her team measured executive functioning in 1,144 preschoolers in rural Pakistan, using a variety of play-based tasks (such as sorting objects by color and shape) that were tailored to be culturally and developmentally appropriate.

The first system, called SegNet, can take an image of a street scene it hasn't seen before and classify it, sorting objects into 12 different categories — such as roads, street signs, pedestrians, buildings and cyclists – in real time.

In this study the children were given the opportunity to work with and to learn about notions such as: large and small, first and last, counting, pairing, sorting objects, and representing objects on paper (2 ducks).

This research therefore designed and developed an automated sorting object of a conveyor belt.

But it's still not good enough to reliably recognize or sort objects when the set of possibilities is large.

Alex was able to sort objects according to color, shape, and matter, and he was able to sort sets of objects according to number.

Many reject the idea that being able to sort objects is sufficient for having a concept corresponding to the sortal, since humans can sort objects while lacking the corresponding concept.

For example, the biologist Irene Pepperberg trained an African Grey parrot named Alex to sort objects using meta-level concepts that categorize other concepts.