Sentence examples for spatial habit from inspiring English sources

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BTBR has been proposed as a mouse model of autism, because of its low levels of sociability, juvenile play, and social transmission of food preference, and its high levels of repetitive self-grooming, resistance to change in a spatial habit in the Morris water maze, and poor shift performance in a holeboard task [40] [44], [66].

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We then discuss visual learning, visual memory, invariant pattern recognition, selective attention, choice behavior, context generalization, spatial learning, habit formation, cross-modal memory transform, and synergism.

After the induced economic impacts of household expenditures for each of the three scenarios were determined, the local and regional impacts were estimated by applying published spatial spending habit multipliers for Atikokan's residents [73].

Unlike the long standing history to reform mathematics and verbal literacy education, researchers and educators have paid comparatively less attention to supporting learners at all levels to master knowledge of space, spatial concepts, and the concomitant habits of mind that produce critical thinkers in STEM.

Quantitative 3-D phase-field simulations are performed to study the metastable β′ precipitate morphologies, habit plane formation and spatial distribution of the precipitates during isothermal aging.

Instructionally supporting broader habits of mind to think spatially and engage in spatial processes of reasoning may also be enhanced by embodied actions.

Specific feeding habits, nesting habitats and spatial partitioning in foraging areas could explain the difference in the numerical response observed for these two raptor species.

Theses studies showed primarily piscivorous feeding habits, and indicated considerable spatial and temporal variation in the diet of the species.

There is some evidence that striatal neurons involved in sequential habit learning may encode visuo-spatial information rather than temporal [ 21].

Everyday life is characterised by a number of features, including a distinctive sense of time, in terms of repetition; habit, or taken-for-grantedness; and spatial ordering, focused, although not exclusively, on the home [ 1].

Data collected in a multi-tiered approach from SUPERB participants covered short-term, seasonal, and long-term changes in food consumption habits, temporal-spatial activity, and use of household and personal care products.

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