Sentence examples for forms of cognition from inspiring English sources

All of the neural structures that participate in the musical experience, he argues, are players in other forms of cognition, auditory and otherwise.

Do sense perception and other forms of cognition, and the scientific theorizing which attempts to make sense of their deliverances, provide knowledge of things which exist and are as they are independently of people's cognitive or investigative activities?

For a nice introductory discussion of other forms of cognition see Roberts 1998.

We explore how the embodiment stance may be extended beyond those forms of cognition that are closest to sensorimotor processes.

For the Nyāya-Vaiśeṣika philosophers, pleasure and pain are not forms of cognition because they have different causes than cognitions [VS and VSU 10.1.5 6].

This suggests that power politics is not some immutable condition of international affairs, but rather a situation that can be overcome through new forms of cognition, cooperation, and contestation.

The present review focuses on these two more recent forms of cognition-based interventions.

Leonardo, however, was part of an intellectual circle that developed a third, specifically modern, form of cognition.

The theoretical knowledge of a philosopher is a derivative and specialized form of cognition, and the major mistake of epistemology from Descartes to Kant to Husserl was to treat philosophical knowledge as a paradigm of all knowledge.

He thought we had a special form of cognition that he called 'intuition,' which gives us access to such properties.

Anything that is understandable is an external activity of Intellect; and any form of cognition of that is also an external activity of it.