Sentence examples for studied traditionally from inspiring English sources

The effects of experience on behavior have been studied traditionally by psychologists with the aim of establishing general laws of learning that are valid across all species, and more recently by ethologists and behavioral ecologists who combine interest in mechanism and function.

Two properties make such a system differing from those studied traditionally.

In humans, faces and language are essential for communication, but they have been studied traditionally as separate areas with little interaction between the two domains, even when their links are acknowledged.

"It is almost impossible to study traditionally," Mr. Foys said.

They are also more likely to study traditionally male-dominated subjects such as maths and science.

We hear a lot about the experiences of women in fields of study traditionally dominated by men.

University study traditionally lasts four to six years, depending on the particular discipline, and is modeled on the French system, with large lecture halls.

2. I.e. lower level liberal arts studies, traditionally consisting of grammar, rhetoric, and logic.

Computer system design studies traditionally involve only small collections of benchmarks.

Phase II studies traditionally are designed to establish efficacy of an experimental regimen before advancing to a phase III study.

Climate change impact studies traditionally rely on scenario projections, provided by General Circulation Models (GCMs) that are transformed via downscaling and bias correction and used to drive hydrological models.