Sentence examples for feeling in addition to from inspiring English sources

The research group has bought a $70,000 robot, built by a Japanese company, that is controlled by a pneumatic pressure system that will act as its senses, in effect helping it map out the environment by "feeling" in addition to "seeing" with embedded cameras.

The diagnostic value of a gut feeling changed little with clinical experience although the more senior the doctors the less likely they were to experience a gut feeling in addition to forming a clinical impression.

Once More, With Feeling In addition to the still controversial cap and trade scheme, the legislation would establish renewable energy standards requiring utilities to buy at least 12% of their electricity from renewable sources such as windmills, solar panels and geothermal technology.

This educational intervention had a significant beneficial effect on nurse-perceived confidence, practice, and attitudes in providing care for patients feeling meaninglessness, in addition to the levels of burnout and spiritual well-being of nurses.

And you get the joy of helping them realize all those positive feelings, in addition to creating new memories and fostering new points of closeness and closure.

This also applies to the NARQ Suppression scale, which includes items that cover aspects of (not) sharing feelings in addition to hiding them from others.

We combined all hand interactions into a single region of interest, because empathic responses in the viewer are not always equal to the emotion in the actor; seeing pain can trigger tender feelings in addition to, or instead of, pain.

Consequently, the treatment for this profile requires a holistic approach that takes into account the cause of their excessive ambition and their associated guilty feelings, in addition to a reduction of their involvement and lessening of their dedication to work in the interest of satisfying their personal needs.

A child is more likely to cry if he feels hungry in addition to feeling anxious.

Perhaps needlessly, Jacobs warns "This atlas is not for navigation!" But one gets the feeling that in addition to considering "regular" atlases indefensibly dull, Jacobs also considers the pursuit they enable the successful journey from point A to point B nothing but a detailed map of snoozeville.

Perhaps needlessly, Jacobs warns "This atlas is not for navigation!" But one gets the feeling that in addition to considering "regular" atlases indefensibly dull, Jacobs also considers the pursuit they enable — the successful journey from point A to point B — nothing but a detailed map of snoozeville.