By deploying a relentless pressure defense, Pitino turned games into survival of the fittest competitions, and his players were as conditioned as Olympic swimmers.
It is not clear why the conditioned character of thought should affect the truth of a judgment why shouldn't insight be just as conditioned as error?" (Horkheimer 1993, 141).
In the conditioning experiment, we used metronome sounds as conditioned stimuli and two-back task trials as unconditioned stimuli to cause fatigue sensation.
He's as conditioned to panic in April as he is in September, his current mood a match for the wretched early-season weather.
Irrationalism is also expressed in the historicism and relativism of Wilhelm Dilthey, who saw all knowledge as conditioned by one's private historical perspective and who thus urged the importance of the Geisteswissenschaften (the humanities).
Other canons, if they can be recognized as conditioned by the historical situation in which they were issued, are subject to change by conciliar authority, and others have simply fallen out of practice.
Results are displayed as conditioned data to a machine operator HMI for machine and process evaluation.
The reservoir properties were propagated as "conditioned to facies", to consider the facies as the leading parameter in 3D space.
The concept impermanence always presents itself to the cognizing mind as momentary instants, but not as conditioned.
Chemosensory cues generated by variations in cigarette product design features may serve as conditioned cues to allow the smoker to optimize nicotine delivery by adjusting puffing topography.
Each of these ideas represents reason's efforts to think the unconditioned in relation to various sets of objects that are experienced by us as conditioned.
