Sentence examples for classical mind from inspiring English sources

Paz has a Classical mind; the present repeats the past, and what seem to be obsolete forms reappear in new contexts.

Some adherents of CTM do deny that the brain runs an associative network (see, e.g., Gallistel and King 2009, who appear to deny that there is any scientific level of explanation that association is intimately involved in), but they do so on separate empirical grounds and not because of any logical inconsistency with an associative brain implementing a classical mind.

If the partition is not properly constructed, it is likely that mental states and observables show features that resemble quantum behavior although the correlated brain activity may be entirely classical: quantum mind without quantum brain.

People who want a map of the libertarian or "classical liberal" mind without suffering through Chris Berg's boring books can find it here.

But "Hara-Kiri" finds this busy genre omnivore in a quiet, even classical frame of mind.

His prints call to mind classical Japanese woodcuts or works by the Chicago Imagists Karl Wirsum and Jim Nutt.

Perhaps the various experiments seemed better when there was an audience who had the classical template in mind.

The classical distinction differentiating mind, body, and soul has been attributed by some to Xenocrates and by others to the Stoic philosopher Poseidonius.

But, in the Valley, increasing your fund size so dramatically is customarily seen as "smoking your own exhaust," or, among those with a classical turn of mind, hubris.

David Mermelstein's article on the two musical worlds of Bernard Herrmann (film music and classical) brings to mind the one Hitchcock film in which Herrmann served both roles with great style.

Medical informatics has been guided by an individual-centered model of human cognition, inherited from classical theory of mind, in which knowledge, problem-solving, and information-processing responsible for intelligent behavior all derive from the inner workings of an individual agent.