Sentence examples for experienced patterns from inspiring English sources

In contrast, everyday discourse often involves a person's experiences, his/her experienced patterns, and his/her own explanations.

Thus, in a similar way, Personal Experiences, Experienced Patterns, and Naïve Explanations are considered as the main components of everyday reasoning (Anderson 2006; Lemke 1998).

In a similar way, when a student shares experienced patterns or naïve explanations, directing him/her to the scientific observations would be the better way for him/her to discover the inconsistencies of his/her reasoning.

As an example of everyday discourse, a student might argue that "heavier objects fall faster" (experienced patterns) like "a rock hits the ground first and then a feather" (student experience), and that is "because heavier objects are more attracted to the Earth" (naïve explanation).

In the process of everyday reasoning, students often construct explanations about their experiences using authority figures (i.e., teachers, parents) or their intuitive beliefs from their experienced patterns (i.e., trial runs, repetitive observations).

But the sameness of this self we experience not as the sameness of a time-invariant thing but as the sameness of an 'operation' of integration an ongoing unification of experienced patterns in ways that enable a first-person perspective.

A person doesn't experience patterns, and her experiences are as irreducibly real as her brain waves are, and different from them.

These observers tended to experience patterns of long CCW durations interspersed with short CW rotations, leading to a lag plot distribution that follows closely the horizontal and vertical axes.

In addition to a set of demographic questions, the questionnaire "Work-Related Behaviour and Experience Patterns" (AVEM [ 25, 26, 28] was administered.

The unexpected finding raises the possibility that these medications might be used to restore hair growth in men and women experiencing pattern baldness, as well as in cancer patients who have lost hair as a result of chemotherapy treatments.

In the course of vertebrate evolution, Pax4, -6, and -10 genes experienced different patterns of retention between vertebrate lineages.