Sentence examples for undergo a learning from inspiring English sources
The design methodology of S-CO2 cycles is improved using this definition by developing a module to calculate the zero inner pinch using artificial neural network (ANN) to undergo a learning process.
Hatchery juveniles, habituated to being fed pellets from the surface, may undergo a learning process after release in order to be able to recognize optimal prey types (possibly achieving wild-type feeding patterns by July).
Each participating centre had to undergo a learning period, as has been established by means of quality control (Pichler-Gebhard et al, 2002).
These findings were consistent with previous research on lubricant use and women's preferences during sexual activity (Jozkowski, Peterson, Sanders, Dennis, & Reece, 2014) as well as Stulhofer and Ajdukovic's study suggesting that partners must undergo a learning process in order to make anal intercourse a routine part of sexual relationships.
Due to the training sessions associated with the ESOSVAL project as well as to the fact that in an open study clinicians undergo a learning process, patients included in this study may be better monitored and receive more treatment than the general population.
The result is a town in flux, suffering growing pains and undergoing a learning curve.
However, after having undergone a learning curve for handling the instrument properly which at the beginning was time consuming the time measured in the present study did not relevantly prolong the procedure.
This finding may touch on a compensatory mechanism; however, we cannot exclude that visually impaired children undergo a different learning process whereby they learn to function better autonomously than children with normal vision.
Although the two readers that had no previous experience in CTC underwent a learning curve of 50 patients, some studies have shown that this may not be sufficient for optimal polyp detection [ 30, 31].
"If you're a student and you have all the bins labeled a certain way in elementary school and then you go to middle school and it looks completely different, you have to undergo a new learning process".
Here it is proposed how projections from entorhinal grid cells can undergo a similar learning process to create hippocampal place cells that can cover a space of many meters that are needed to control navigational behaviors.
