Sentence examples for denoting the experience from inspiring English sources

In fact, the suppression effect has been linked to the sense of agency, denoting the experience of causing our own actions and their sensory consequences (Timm et al., 2014b).

It certainly doesn't denote the experience produced by being by oneself.

(4) Hedonic benefits denote the experience related to the concept of flow.

This work denotes the experience of levosimendan use in the ED of Hospital Universitario Mayor between 2012 and 2014.

The types of apparent agency denote the experience of apparent agency that occurs in the absence of reliable tracking of real agents.

The term "Heautoskopie" was proposed by Menninger-Lerchenthal [ 13] to denote the experience of seeing one's self and to designate the classical doppelgänger experience described in literary accounts [ 14, 15].

Since antiquity, it has been presumed that education and learning are social processes, stressing the fundamental role of social interaction while denoting the importance of experience in cognitive development.

Given that, the only genuine response is acceptance, an acceptance that denotes the immediate experience, but not necessarily all of its ramifications, since almost all tribulation comes with injustice, even when it is the consequence of poor decisions or stupid behaviors.

Rather it denotes the spiritual experience as perceived by the individual.

where h SI and h SI,IQ denote the channels experienced by the baseband signal and the complex conjugate of the baseband signal, respectively.

The questionnaire contained socio-demographic questions and the following instruments: This is a four-point scale denoting the severity of perceived strains experienced by caregivers in their day-to-day care of their mentally ill relatives in which the responses range from 'Not stressful at all' (1) to 'Very stressful' (4).