Sentence examples for collecting think from inspiring English sources
So there is retreat back into innocence, back into what Professor Kammen in his book, "Mystic Chords of Memory," calls the "heritage syndrome," a sort of Americana gymkhana of memorial building (Washington is becoming choked with them), memorabilia collecting (think "The Antique Road Show") and flag-waving nostalgia (as in the recent World War II celebration).
This method occurs in two steps: 1) collecting think aloud data in a systematic way and 2) analyzing the data to obtain a modle of the cognitive processes that occur as the user addresses a problem [ 15].
Health care costs, patient and family costs, and production losses will be assessed, and relevant data will be collected thought retrospective cost diaries measured on a monthly basis during the entire study period.
Four types of data were collected: think-aloud protocol, stimulated recall interview, observation, and written samples.
please be kind to your bear! it loves you with all of its heart! please don't throw them in the attic, or leave them sitting in the corner of your room collecting dust! think your too old for your bear?
You have to collect and think about all the possible patterns, colours and shapes of faces, and how they change in the light and at different angles – and you have to know what is significant and what is just mud on the lens.
"When I first started collecting, I thought it must be a hobby for millionaires, but that's not the case," Edward said.
As the digital revolution made it much easier (cheaper) to collect data (think social networks or online retailers), they are now using that data to drive predictions (next best news article, item for purchase, or movie to watch).
There's no question that parting with stuff you've collected and thought valuable can trigger anxiety.
I was calm and collected, I thought, despite the strange situation, until I noticed I had begun to write down my childhood address on one of the forms.
He was aware of the extent of the material Ms. Law had collected and thought that scholars would find it useful — if it could be preserved.
