Sentence examples for cognitive constrains from inspiring English sources
More generally, these results suggest that there are universal mechanisms in the way humans assemble long word sequences to convey meaning, which may ultimately derive from cognitive constrains inherent to the human species.
This criticism has received support by studies in the behavioural sciences, which suggest that humans are cognitive constrained.
Information may be imperfect and our cognitive abilities constrained but such modes of calculation and economic reasoning are assumed to drive action.
Urban area cognitive radios are constrained to short ranges and many broadband alternatives already exist.
The second study aims at understanding on which ground designers of different levels of expertise construct their own constrained cognitive environment.
Consequently, optimizing the constrained cognitive radio network performance based only on the local interference measurements at the cognitive senders does not lead to truly optimal performance due to the existence of hidden (or exposed) primary senders.
Embodied responses are activated also in judging specific objects' properties, suggesting that vision and action are tightly integrated in the biological organism, and that they jointly constrain cognitive processing.
The empirical literature suggests that the specificity of one's own bodily cues and affective reactions (e.g., nausea, arousal) guide and constrain cognitive processing in social and moral domains.
Teaching science to young learners is challenging (NRC 2007) and may be further impeded by views of developmental limitations of early elementary learners' cognitive abilities and constrained capacity to grasp aspects of abstract concepts (Metz 1995, 2004).
External representations are directly perceived without the need for further interpretation and provide a structure for cognitive activity by constraining the range of possibilities.
One epigenetic mechanism that regulates gene transcription is histone acetylation, a modification that is known to enhance or constrain cognitive functions.
