Sentence examples for advanced thought from inspiring English sources

Writing in Advanced Thought, a New Thought magazine, Ramacharaka emphasized that his ideas coincided with those of its editor, William Walter Atkinson.

The outstanding example of a completely contemporary encyclopaedia was, of course, the Encyclopédie, in which Diderot, the mathematician and philosopher Jean Le Rond d'Alembert, and their friends set out to reject much of the heritage of the past in favour of the scientific discoveries and the more advanced thought of their own age.

But when our nervous system gets triggered by fear or hurt, our capacity for advanced thought is hijacked by our lower brain, built for emergency response.

This area handles advanced thought, working memory and pattern sequencing.

Could Crick and Watson, two carpetbaggers from the Cavendish, acquire enough data to begin the advanced thought-experiment required to demonstrate and verify the structure of DNA? Watson, the inevitable protagonist of The Double Helix, managed to get himself invited to a Franklin lecture in London and saw at once that her x-ray crystallography work held the key to the mystery of DNA.

For the rest, he hews to the most advanced current thought about early-music performance.

But this view dimmed as a new idea took hold in the late 19th century, backed with the ballast of the most advanced scientific thought.

For all the advanced technological thought embodied by this powertrain, one of the most critical changes sounds the most anachronistic: a generator has replaced the alternator.

Although he warmed to Mahler late, Mr. Boulez came to realize that Mahler's advanced musical thought had pointed the way to the composers of the Second Viennese School, whose music had so much shaped his own compositional idiom.

This shows advanced thinking and ensures you don't get stuck with an employee who holds on to old thought patterns that turn into bad unproductive habits.

Although I am an advanced skier, the thought of plunging into this both terrified and exhilarated me.