Sentence examples for cognitive sciences from inspiring English sources

Anthropology was for Lévi-Strauss one of the cognitive sciences.

Ms. Conwell, who is a sophomore studying brain and cognitive sciences, said she was glad to have her roommate back.

The researchers are all members or former members of the department of brain and cognitive sciences at M.I.T.

The bride's father is the chairman of the department of cognitive sciences at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

THE BRAIN AND COGNITIVE SCIENCES COMPLEX Charles Correa Associates, lead designer, completed in 2005.

The implications of these developments in the cognitive sciences are clearly important for epistemology.

The humanities can be informed by the cognitive sciences even as they supervene them.

The writer is a professor of brain and cognitive sciences at M.I.T., which holds a patent on the use of melatonin to promote sleep.

"We're now pursuing their intuitive knowledge about the connection between attention and emotions, which is not understood at all in the cognitive sciences.

He retains his position on the cognitive-sciences faculty, because he hopes that his research will help neuroscientists study the brain in greater detail.

What he or she would write is that according to a Professor of Cognitive Sciences at the University of California at Berkeley, President Bush is a bozo.