Sentence examples for which are learned from inspiring English sources

The person is protected from experiencing anxiety directly by the development of defense mechanisms, which are learned through family and cultural influences.

All emotions involve cognition, and all are influenced by moral values and evaluative concepts, many (if not all) of which are learned.

And let's not even start on the lyrics to the second and third verses, the words to which are learned only by those in need of a British passport or with a lot of time on their hands.

Dehaene has spent most of his career plotting the contours of our number sense and puzzling over which aspects of our mathematical ability are innate and which are learned, and how the two systems overlap and affect each other.

This would explain why children learn to speak almost effortlessly.The problem with the idea of a language instinct is that languages differ not just in their vocabularies, which are learned, but in their grammatical rules, which are the sort of thing that might be expected to be instinctive.

Motion patterns are represented using prototype trajectories which are learned from sample (previously observed) trajectories.

In BSFA, brain dynamic functional networks are represented by latent states which are learnt from the data.

They include tombs, canopies, enclosures, graves, mosques and khanqas, which are learning spaces where saints would teach and preach to their disciples.

"Instead this is something which is learned and taught".

(Unlike Zerai's English, which was learned more recently, his Italian has a hard-won precision).

His family said no American official had given them any information or explanation about the death, which was learned from the International Committee of the Red Cross.