Sentence examples for experiential aspects from inspiring English sources

Donal Elsted of Lernerleben, emphasises the experiential aspects of language learning.

Given that synapses are important to both genetic and experiential aspects of the self, studies of synapses give us a neural anchor to understand how these psychological constructs work.

For us, it's not enough to make obscure references comparing one band to another; we're more interested in chronicling the experiential aspects of the music that moves and grips us.

Finally, studies highlighting residential arrangements were more able than previous approaches to incorporate other anthropological concerns such as gender, rules about symbolic and practical divisions of space, inheritance practices, informal domestic relations, and subjective and experiential aspects of place.

Furthermore, experiential aspects of my embodiment permeate my pre-reflective self-consciousness.

The remaining category or work Graham and Stephens recognises looks at the ethical and experiential aspects of mental disorder.

There's some really beautiful new music being written now: the experiential aspect is being thought about.

In fact, one of the main concerns of his work, Mr. Waqif says, is the absence of a tactile, experiential aspect to contemporary art.

"I've also been able to separate the feeling of biological hunger from the craving of food from an experiential aspect," explains Mr Rhinehart, who still enjoys "recreational food" on occasion.As of mid-February his firm had a four-to-five-month backlog for new orders.

With respect to their actualized aspect, Stapp's essential move is to "attach to each Heisenberg actual event an experiential aspect.

Abbreviations: CL: classifier; DE: modification/nominalization marker; EXP: experiential aspect; GE: the classifier ge in a SGC; PRF: perfective aspect; PRT: sentence-final particle; SGC: state-denoting ge construction; TAc: pronominal enclitic ta; TOP: topic.