Sentence examples for cognitive campaigns from inspiring English sources

2. Theo alone insisted that Theory was no hoax but was intended as the most imperialist of cognitive campaigns, having designs on all the disciplines.

Keeping track of inventory is in the cognitive-routine box; dreaming up an ad campaign is cognitive nonroutine.

As Daniel Patrick Moynihan said when he first campaigned for the Senate in 1976, politics in New York is so complex it can cause "cognitive dissonance".

Instead, the campaign turned to social cognitive theory for a possible solution.

By creating campaigns that appeal to the cognitive tendencies of a consumer, brands are able to stay top mind.

Turner saw other cognitive precepts at work in the "Roll Over" campaign.

The spectrum campaign addressed spectral allocation for cognitive radio device-to-device communications and small cell networks.

But shades of cognitive radio are already visible in the campaign to free up TV "white spaces", already high up the political agenda in the United States.

My discovery of the fossil fuel divestment campaign made it clear that my cognitive dissonance on this issue was far from an isolated case.

It is important to know whether campaigns concerning drinking and driving should address cognitive, emotional or moral dimensions of action orientation.

As Cognitive Match CEO Alex Kelleher puts it, "every stage of the campaign lifecycle is now optimized".