Sentence examples for everyday mechanisms from inspiring English sources

For Te'o, whether he was the schemer or the victim — whether he was constructing a fantasy life for the world to behold, or thought the Internet had dropped the undemanding girl of his dreams on his doorstep — he used the everyday mechanisms of online life to enact a private wish, a wish that started parading around as a public fact and demanding the emotional legitimacy of truth.

Currently, recognition of the everyday mechanisms that might be contributing to excess weight for children and young people in this setting is limited.

In addition, cell death is an everyday mechanism during the course of an organism's lifetime, needed to rid the body of damaged cells that could become cancerous.

These ten forms of using with people's everyday brain mechanisms for his own purposes have gotten Trump the Republican nomination.

We demonstrate the algorithm on three sets of image sequences: mechanisms, everyday situations, and a robot manipulation scenario.

Combined with the fact that none of the normal feedback mechanisms of everyday life exist – no eye contact, no authority figures, no sense that behaviour is being monitored or reacted to by an actual person with feelings – all of this means people seem to think there is no going too far and there are no consequences.

For an empiricist, an expression's meaning reflects the causal mechanisms guiding everyday classification and communication.

Although the effect of temporal induction is so important for everyday communication, the underlying mechanisms are only partly understood.

Our results challenge the practice of using a single outcome measure to quantify the naturally multidimensional mechanisms for everyday functions such as balance.

Hollaback! alongside countless other incredible organizations work to give people a vocabulary and response mechanism to everyday sexual aggression.

The symptoms of neurosis may sometimes resemble the coping mechanisms used in everyday life by most people, but in neurotics these defensive reactions are inappropriately severe or prolonged in response to an external stress.