Sentence examples for cognitive abstraction from inspiring English sources

Concrete sensory experiences, like vision, intermingled with cognitive abstraction, and cognitive abstractions reshaped visual imagery.

Fuzzy information granules indicate sufficiently interpretable fuzzy sets for achieving a high level of human cognitive abstraction.

For example, Candy argues that futures should be brought out of the realm of cognitive abstraction into experience; into the body [7].

Other, non-realist, upper-ontologies such as DOLCE use the concept of Quale to describe a cognitive abstraction (such as Colour), including those over a physical quality (such as the spectral properties of reflected light) [21].

Such an ability for primitive, non-cognitive abstraction or motor concept formation might also provide an interesting link between motor control and cognitive science [108].

However, only the breathing group showed improved cognitive function (abstraction, mental flexibility).

Education may be particularly salient with transition into formal cognitive operations; abstraction skills can aid better understanding of diabetes information.

Condillac had always appreciated that this act of attention is not an innate operation, any more than such higher cognitive operations as abstraction, judgment, or reasoning are innate operations.

His current research is investigating how experience can lead to increases in wisdom and changes in insight and economic decisions, as well as the role of sleep in cognitive creativity and abstraction.

Since MoCA assesses a broader range of cognitive domains including abstraction and executive function, it may be more sensitive than SMMSE to diagnose MCI in DM subjects.

Specific difficulties in cognitive domains like abstraction, executive function (clock drawing), visuospatial function and delayed 5-word recall in MoCA appear to help this test as a better screening procedure for MCI (Tables 3 and 4).