Sentence examples for deliberate type from inspiring English sources

Emotional motor control, as opposed to the more workaday "deliberate" type that normally guides our muscular movements, he said, operates almost below consciousness.

Type 1 processing is a useful and frequent technique used in radiological interpretation by experienced radiologists, and rather than eliminating it and its inherent biases, the best strategy for minimising these biases may be learning deliberate type 2 forcing strategies to override type 1 thinking where appropriate [43].

This is why it is so important to select the correct parameters so that learning is measured rather than more effortless or less deliberate types of performance (for which other strategies are adopted) (Kratzer 1971).

All share a common feature that involves a deliberate decoupling from Type 1 intuitive processing and moving to Type 2 analytical processing so that eventually unexamined intuitive judgments can be submitted to verification.

Y Combinator partner Jessica Livingston told me today that this is not the result of any deliberate "affirmative action" type initiative on the part of its partners.

We're going to be more deliberate on the type of things we do when I have a very full schedule, Cain told ABC News.

Already, in the days since the Los Alamos blaze began to rage out of control, the government has imposed a 30-day ban in the West on the type of deliberate ignition that led to the conflagration.

The argument that this was a vote about "economic" issues – since the hated European migrants were not brown or black – is belied by the deliberate commingling of every type of foreigner.

"You can really push yourself close to your maximum output, then fall back into a recuperative mode," said K. Anders Ericsson, a psychology professor at Florida State University who has done research on this type of "deliberate practice," as he calls it.

During the Cold War, a devastating conventional and nuclear war on the European continent was a very real possibility; today, no state faces this type of deliberate existential threat.

Add to this the fact that the treatment given to people with addiction – unlike treatment for any other disorder, mental or physical – is also heavily moralistic, typically involving prayer, confession and restitution and frequently including deliberate humiliation of a type that is, again, not seen anywhere else in medicine.