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learning

[lur-ning] / ˈlɜr nɪŋ /


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“We want to work with our hands, but we also strive for a higher education and learning,” she said.

From The Wall Street Journal

“All the hard work the past few years, learning from my mistakes ... and just taking a better approach to this offseason — I feel like it paid off.”

From Los Angeles Times

In order to achieve artificial general intelligence, or AGI, a machine must be able to match or exceed human abilities in learning and applying knowledge.

From MarketWatch

Despite it being a logical deduction, it wasn’t a guarantee that banning phones would lead to better learning environments, said the paper’s co-author David Figlio, an economics professor at the University of Rochester.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Sheriff’s Department said in a statement that, after learning about Dunn’s lawsuit, it “initiated a review of the claims to ensure that all appropriate investigative and administrative processes were followed.”

From Los Angeles Times