Sentence examples for forgotten action from inspiring English sources

In this simple but often forgotten action model, you think of every activity not as one step — doing — but three distinct steps: prepare to act, act, and then reflect on the outcome and what can be learned from it.

The level of stress that the forgetful agent is under modulates judgments of responsibility, though the level of care that the agent exhibits toward performing the forgotten action does not.

We apply our model to the unsupervised action segmentation and clustering, and to a novel application that detects forgotten actions, which we call action patching.

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It's as if his memory-piece — a memorial for dreams that died — actually reanimated the dreams and, by locating their traces in largely forgotten actions, offered a surprisingly practical map for making a glimmer of a stifled utopia burst forth with a new brilliance.

My message to these eager cineasts was simple: If you want to sell your script, forget action heroes, intergalactic star-warriors, rogue CIA agents... find your "hero" in a trickster.

And, don't forget, actions speak louder than words, so change your behavior!

But Charles Chadd" Ludington, another Yale classmate, told reporters outside his home in North Carolina that he saw Judge Kavanaugh so drunk that he could have forgotten his actions.

As a remedy against forgetting the action point it was suggested to send reminders with action point descriptions to course participants.

Let's not forget that action does not only rely on political commitment or the availability of medical knowhow.

Don't forget another action congressional Republicans took this year against what was intended to be a safeguard against too-big Medicare spending growth.