Well an adverb helps make the verb (an action) take place
An adjective helps describe a noun
A prepositional phrase helps describe an event or location.
1). We can combine sentences with AN ADJECTITVE if they are talking about the same noun
2). We can combine sentences with AN ADVERB if they are talking about the same action
3). We can combine sentences with A PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE if they are talking about the same location
Ive always been in a community center hope it helps
Answer:
<em>Biological Basis of Learning:
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<em>Hebb's Rule</em>
Explanation:
<em>The rule of Hebb is a postulate which Donald Hebb proposed in 1949.</em>
<em>It is a law of learning that explains how neuronal behaviors affect the neuronal relation, i.e., synaptic plasticity. It offers an algorithm for updating neural relation weight within the neural network.</em>
Hebb's rule offers a simplified model, based on physiology to imitate the activity-dependent characteristics of synaptic plasticity and has already been extensively used in the artificial neural network area.
Various versions of the rule were proposed to make updating law more practical.
