Sentence examples for experiential pattern from inspiring English sources
When dealing with multiple competing priorities and high workloads, nurses described reverting to a subconscious level of functioning which relied on experiential pattern recognition, often referred to as 'autopilot' (N09, female, 0 4 years).
As I said earlier, it differentiates vastly within experiential form.
Design patterns provide experiential reuse to software engineers when faced with recurring problems.
For the purposes of the TDF, "emotion" refers to "a complex reaction pattern, involving experiential, behavioural, and physiological elements, by which an individual attempts to deal with a personally significant matter or event".
The logic and sequence of events is not an order imposed on experiential chaos, but rather a pattern within that chaos itself, a symptom and a sign of life.
Practice experiential empathy.
On the other hand, the experiential mode disengages individuals from such patterns of thinking that fuel dysfunctional self-evaluation.
In chronically depressed patients, maladaptive thinking patterns such as rumination and experiential avoidance are likely to have acquired a habitual nature, and mental training using mindfulness meditation may hold particular promise in reversing such tendencies.
This finding is in line with a number of studies (Alyousef 2015a, b; Ebrahimi and Ebrahimi 2012; Li and Fan 2008) Examples of Theme reiteration pattern are shown in Table 4 (reiterated experiential Themes are italicised).
They are also taught about the importance of recognising the various elements of experience (thoughts, emotions, sensations and behaviours) and of disengaging from unhelpful patterns of processing such as rumination and experiential avoidance.
The illustration is expanded along investigation of three kinds of language patterns: the patterns in the graphology and sound systems that reveal the rhetorical and textual organization; the semantic chains in the poem that show the patterns of meaning; clauses that illuminate further the interpersonal, experiential, and textual meaning.
