Sentence examples for description of self from inspiring English sources

Unintentionally, that serves as a pretty good description of Self Portrait, a record both far too ordinary and completely perplexing.

Citing Abhidharma texts as examples, McEvilley compares Buddhist analyses of human mental processes with Western positivist approaches, settling essentially with the description of self as a series of disconnected atomic events of consciousness "that run through so fast that they blur into an apparent continuum".

"Average cavity description of self-similar lasers". Journal of the Optical Society of America B-Optical Physics 31 (4): 842-850.

The main new contribution of this paper is description of self-organizing Kohonen's map (SOM) architecture that is used in the image processing step.

The experimental data presented in this paper will help to resolve uncertainties associated with flame interactions in the description of self-excited instabilities.

We present the first numerical solutions of a kinetic theory description of self-sustained current oscillations in n-doped semiconductor superlattices.

The formulae have been developed from the fundamental aeroelastic equations by introducing two assumptions: (1) Flutter derivatives may be approximated by expressions providing a frequency-independent description of self-excited forces.

Even though the knowledge of the heat release-acoustic pressure coupling processes is critical in the description of self-excited combustion instabilities, little is known about how the unsteady coupling processes are determined in response to the variation of time and length scales of acoustic and convective waves present in turbulent reacting flow fields.

The book Why We Do What We Do: Understanding Self-Motivation provides a fascinating description of self-determination theory, as it is known.

Yet Confucians will say that any complete description of self-cultivation must include a role for the culturally established customs that spell out what it means to express respect for another person in various social contexts.

While it is hard to find a description of self-destructive heavy drinking that makes it simply a matter of personal decision, an expression of one's values, or a rational choice, it does seems that problem drinking can often be a self-perpetuating way of life.