Sentence examples for affective way from inspiring English sources

In wind turbine condition monitoring, vibration analysis is a common and affective way to apply in the feature extraction and fault diagnosis, especially in the rotation parts.

This affective way of learning works for non literate as well as literate students, and offers opportunities for students who may seem backward to excel through visual acuity, or creativity in executing projects in the curriculum unit.

This includes perceiving the relationships between a theme and its variations, perceiving musical tensions and relaxations, generating musical expectancies, integrating local structures in large-scale structures, learning new compositional systems and responding to music in an emotional (affective) way.

The active vs. passive contrast in English: Potentially, a language may prefer to lexicalize an Affector in the unmarked construction to express emotion in a more dynamic and affective way.

Because teasing is a cultural practice valued through having fun and playing, the father teases Silvana with a dummy, an object that Silvana has created an affective relation and at the same time engaging with her father in an affective way.

A quicker more affective way is to go to the host/hostess's parents and tell them you feel very sick.

Other studies of transnationalism suggest that physical circulation between destination and origin is important in facilitating other transnational activities in instrumental, rather than affective, ways.

Vodou/Voodoo Bodies directs attention to the affective ways the artists' choreographies engage spectators in simultaneously reviving and destabilizing their own misconceptions about Haitians.

I argue that this affective tuning of the body offers possibilities for understanding the embodied and affective ways that a minority population can engage with the city, and ultimately with the larger political body in which they find themselves as minorities.

There are far more affective ways that we can combat real dolphin abuse than the creation of such regulations that prevent all interaction in the wild.

Attitudes have three main components: affective (the way we feel), cognitive (the way we think) and behavioural (the way we act) towards a particular entity [ 11].