Sentence examples for features of cognition from inspiring English sources

One objection is that the models used by Ramsey et al. are feed forward nets, which are too weak to explain some of the most basic features of cognition such as short term memory.

Another is that they derive from other, non-linguistically-specific features of cognition, such as memory or processing constraints (e.g., Berwick and Weinberg 1983 trace certain constraints on movement to limitations on parsing imposed by the structure of human memory).

The real proof of the pudding will come with the development of more complex and detailed computer models in the PC framework that are biologically plausible, and able to demonstrate the defining features of cognition.

As noted above, the factors of attraction identified typically reflect g domain-specific features of cognition.

For example, plants display features of cognition (sensing and response) and of learning and memory which, in animals, contribute to the conscious state.

The role of epigenetics in the development and treatment of psychiatric disorders has been extensively reviewed (Tsankova et al. 2007) as well as general features of cognition and behavior (Graff and Mansuy 2008; Levenson and Sweatt 2005; Sweatt 2009).

A more basic feature of cognition is that is has a "mind-to-world direction of fit".

Embodied cognition refers to the idea that features of human cognition are formed not only by our brains but also by other aspects of our bodies (Wilson, 2002).

This includes self-awareness, sentience and consciousness, as these are all features of human cognition.

They also raise the question of what this might tell us about the phenomenal features of that cognition.

What might have seemed just contingent features of human cognition (for example, the spatial and temporal character of its objects) turn out to be necessary truths.