(Neale 2002: 227) reasons, however, that the difference between verbs such as threaten, annotated as a social action process, and tell, considered a process of mental cognition, is that mental cognitive verbs of communication are those that 'cause someone to know something'.
The central notion throughout classical Indian epistemology is the "knowledge source," pramāṇa, which is a process of veridical-cognition generation.
Perception of sleep, a complicated process of cognition, involves several subjective experiences, including sensory and visual imagery, affect, and reality orientation.
In my most optimistic moments, I sometimes believe that painting has the capacity to provoke a confrontation with the process of cognition, on both an individual and a societal level.
Given the disproportionately high number of epigenetic genes associated with CD, epigenetic regulation of gene transcription is emerging as a process of major importance in cognition.
Interesting, the CCR2-/ Sham group presented cognitive impairment, suggesting that CCR2 is important to the physiological process of cognition.
In the following section, we will try to give an overview of the general consensus and debates of modern scholarship on the process of cognition as it is currently found in the Lectura secunda.
I knew that the fear I was experiencing was rational, and was certainly modulated by the process of cognition and learning.
The goal of my experimentation is not something I can readily put into words beyond saying that I strive to encounter the process of cognition through playing with the construction of meaning.
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