Sentence examples for explicitly deliberate from inspiring English sources

For instance, humans may explicitly deliberate the difference between their own preference and that of others and subsequently conform to that behaviour or not, while rats obviously lack this capacity.

On the contrary, only the mentalizing network, but not the mirror system, was found active when participants were explicitly instructed to deliberate on the intentions of observed actors [58] or when they saw actions with unusual goal [29].

De vanitate is explicitly labeled a declamatio, indicating deliberate use of a common rhetorical form well known to Renaissance authors.

In fact, Lord Butler has explicitly cleared the government of any deliberate attempt to mislead.

Studies reported in [36 39] investigated explicitly the difference between spontaneous and deliberate facial behavior.

As the debate about the nomenclature of NSSI especially with regards to suicidal intent is ongoing, it is surprising, that both studies, that have used an NSSI nomenclature, as well as studies, that used a definition of Deliberate Self Harm (without explicitly excluding conscious suicidal intent), nearly showed the same prevalence rates.

Martin [2] defines propaganda this way: "an organized deliberate attempt to influence many people, explicitly or implicitly".

The president could still explicitly call for Mr. Assad's removal as part of a deliberate escalation of American efforts, the senior administration official said.

Deliberate pester power One committee member said they were "appalled" to find a major advertising campaign by one of Britain's largest snack manufacturers had "deliberately deployed a tactic which explicitly sought to undermine parental control over children's nutrition by exploiting children's natural tendency to attempt to influence their parents".

For training Ericsson introduced the concept of "deliberate practice", characterising training as a highly structured activity explicitly directed at improvement of performance in a particular domain [ 6]. Specific tasks are invented to overcome weaknesses and performance is carefully monitored to provide cues for ways to achieve further improvement.

Marilyn Waring described how the exclusion of non-market activities in the national accounting systems relied on the deliberate choice and the design of the international standard of national accounts that explicitly excluded non-market activities.