The truth is, learning, insight, intellectual development are not quantifiable.
The truth is, learning programming today is easier than ever before.
The truth is, learning can and does occur in the absence of teaching.
The general truth that was learned about the apparent qualitative simples in Sense-certainty (that they were instances of generals) is now explicitly taken as the truth of the object of Perception (Wahrnehmung in German this term having the connotations of taking (nehmen) to be true (wahr)).
In a completely realistic situation, where in principle no training data are given and the ground truth can be learned only as the anomalies are excavated, one can never be sure that the data already labeled constitute a representative sample containing enough of both dangerous and innocuous items.
Thanks to that study, and to four follow-ups, many inescapable truths have been learned: the grim impact on infants of poor health service provision, smoking during pregnancy and air pollution.
Healing the sick is a perk of House's career; his real motivation is learning the truth.
Suggesting that Clinton was deliberately seeking to distance herself from an unpopular President, a suggestion that other commentators have also put forward, she concluded, "Obama is learning the truth of another unofficial slogan in politics.
For once, the audience is learning the truth right along with Olivia, and this week we both get a few more tidbits about Operation Remington, which appears to have been a rescue mission that took place on Iranian soil during the first Gulf War.
One Strong Market Dubai is learning the harsh truth about financial centers.
