A popular model of human sensorimotor learning suggests that a fast process and a slow
process work in parallel to produce the canonical learning curve ( Smith et al., 2006 ). Recent …

There is mounting evidence for the idea that performance in a visuomotor rotation task can
be supported by both implicit and explicit forms of learning. The implicit component of …

Generalization is a fundamental aspect of behavior, allowing for the transfer of knowledge
from one context to another. The details of this transfer are thought to reveal how the brain …

Structural learning is a phenomenon characterized by faster learning in a new situation that
shares features of previously experienced situations. One prominent example within the …

Humans and other mammals flexibly select actions in noisy, uncertain contexts, quickly using
feedback to adapt their decision policies to either explore other options or to exploit what …

… Green lines indicate the H-bond interactions between the NCA (green colored) and the
protein active site residues, whereas magenta lines indicate the H-bond interactions between …

… Omega does not optimize the input bond lengths, bond angles and ring conformations in …
atoms distances and angles, breaking the ring bond, performing the Monte Carlo torsion angle …

… “The minimum bond order of a N atom” may directly correlate with the H-bond forming ability
… Negative sign in front of this descriptor indicates that increase in the bond-order of a N atom …

… as the hydroxyl group of Tyr20, which makes a hydrogen bond to the imine nitrogen of (2). In
… As was mentioned above, the imine of (2) makes a hydrogen bond with the hydroxyl group …

… Author links open overlay panel Manvi Singh a 1 , Reshmi Divakaran a 1 , Leela Sarath
Kumar Konda a , Rajendra Kristam a b … hydrogen bond acceptors … hydrogen bond donors …