Sentence examples for that are learned from inspiring English sources
Psychologists also distinguish between drives that are innate and directly related to basic physiological needs (e.g., food, air, and water) and drives that are learned (e.g., drug addiction).
The horticulture and farming industries need new entrants, he points out – and the skills that are learned on all the land-based GCSE courses are transferable.
That's to say that, unlike Goethe's Wilhelm Meister or Young Werther, and more like Huckleberry Finn (another rural road movie), the things that are learned in adolescent extremis do not equip one to join society on equal terms; they prompt one to reject it utterly.
Weak classifiers are linear functions that are learned from a set of feature vectors.
Depending on the number of context classes that are learned, the recognition rates of these methods vary between 58 (24 classes, [30]) and 84% (14 classes, [8]).
AAM uses appearance (texture g) and geometry (mesh or shape s) features that are learned from face examples to fit the model to still images.
He added: "He's a young guy that's learning.
Does this sound like an industry that is learning?
"That's one show that's learned the Seinfeld lessons.
