Sentence examples for cognitive events from inspiring English sources

I developed an idea from Howard Margolis, the distinguished social scientist who died in 2009, that two basic kinds of cognitive events are "seeing-that" and "reasoning-why".

All things, including all cognitive events, arise in dependence upon a multitude of causes and conditions.

(TSN 3, Sems tsam chi 10a) "What appears" is the dependent nature a series of cognitive events, the representations.

Soames, like Dummett, takes propositions to be types, not types of utterance but types of cognitive events of predication.

What is generally termed perception is said to consist in a series of distinct cognitive events that are causally related.

ERPs can be evoked by stimulation in any sensory modality and can also occur in response to motoric and cognitive events.

The subjective aspect (grāhakākāra) denotes the sense of intimation that accompanies each cognitive event, while the objective aspect (grāhyākāra) captures the intentional character of cognition or its object-directedness.

The listening being depicted is a cognitive event: it happens in the skull and leaps from synapse to synapse, as if it were registering on a brain scan.

Jnana, ( Sanskrit: "knowledge") in Hindu philosophy, a word with a range of meanings focusing on a cognitive event that proves not to be mistaken.

The article presents and exemplifies a method for doing so, the Cognitive Event Analysis.

We studied cognitive event related potential P300 elected by specific visual verbal and non-verbal stimuli "Headache" at adolescents with daily chronic headache (CDH).