Sentence examples similar to an cognitive trace from inspiring English sources
However, it is conceivable that acquisition of a second language leaves lasting cognitive traces independently of its subsequent use.
In his view, we need theorists who recognize the importance of culture, and he finds one in Merlin Donald, a cognitive scientist who traces human cultural evolution through three stages: the mimetic, the mythic and the theoretic.
Second, participants were trained to trace task 1 immediately after listening to a cognitive rehearsal tape that contained the command to trace over a horizontal line as accurately as possible.
Significant inter-correlation was reported between serum trace element concentrations and anti-GADAs which suggest producing a cognitive decline via oxidative and neural damage mechanism.
Ford's involvement with the technique can be traced to 2002, said Mr. Yalman, when Daniel Kahneman, a cognitive psychologist and behavioral economist who taught at Princeton and other universities, shared the Nobel in economic science.
Flavor is a cognitive figment.
There's a cognitive dissonance.
Humour is a cognitive process.
In part, it was a cognitive shift.
Trump Passed a Cognitive Exam.
