Sentence examples for experience accordingly from inspiring English sources

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The concept of emotional experience, accordingly, has been considerably enriched to include not only physical sensations of what is going on in one's body but also perceptual experiences of what is going on the world.

It auto-detects where the user is coming from, then tailors the one-page resulting experience accordingly.

Its latest feature is something called the Lifetime Value Platform, which will help developers divide their audience into different segments and customize the experience accordingly.

What makes Ribbon special is that it can auto-detect where the user is coming from and then tailor the resulting experience accordingly.

They know your online profile better than you do, and they tailor your experience accordingly.

A clustering analysis identified six groups of experiences accordingly to the perception of 142 persons interviewed: experiences that have a ready market, experiences with a market to captivate, experiences with a potential market, experiences indifferent for a given market, experiences with lost clients and experiences that need a better adjustment to the market.

Counterexamples such as these demonstrated that similarity of function does not guarantee identity of subjective experience, and accordingly that functionalism fails as an analysis of mental content.

In developing medical school curricula, educators may benefit from assessing the objectives of offering patient experiences for preclinical students whether clinical-skills development, acculturation to clinical settings, career exposure, or other and plan patient experience formats accordingly.

Thus, for instance, they might be the sensations of something like a Cartesian soul (perhaps one associated with a physical body, as indicated in §§257 and 283), something which has no publicly available mental life and whose "experiences" are accordingly private.

Ambiance, air, or atmosphere is indeed subjectively-oriented in the sense that one's experience becomes colored accordingly.