Sentence examples for forms of unconscious from inspiring English sources
This facet of AI research has more or less shut down because it ignored an all-important detail: Intelligence isn't just about problem-solving, but about a whole cognitive spectrum that includes dreaming and other forms of unconscious activity.
I focus a lot on the forms of unconscious bias (or mind-sets) that show up in workplace behavior - the "double bind," gendered definitions of leadership and the "comfort principle" to name a few.
Duss et al. show that amnesic patients with damage to the hippocampal anterior thalamic axis exhibit a diminished form of unconscious encoding and retrieval, suggesting that certain forms of unconscious memory are hippocampus-dependent.
Even she regarded her best work as a form of unconscious prediction.
They likened the overall process to a form of unconscious or automatic drawing.
A. My work has been focused on the brain mechanisms of emotional memory, a form of unconscious memory formed in a region of the brain called the amygdala.
Its first-person narrator and omnipresent hero, Simon Morley, suffers from a vaguely insufferable form of unconscious self-satisfaction, which begins to take a toll early on.
This been-there-done-that effect, or "repetition suppression," is a sign of the brain's efficiency and a form of unconscious learning.
Do you have a problem now?' On suffering 'The pain that you create now is always some form of non-acceptance, some form of unconscious resistance to what is.
"Modern liberal thought discerns in Montaigne the starting point of its history . . . but let us make no mistake: most of the strictly philosophical readings of Montaigne are the expression of a form of (unconscious) ideological appropriation that aims to place the universal subject on a pedestal, to the detriment of its purely historical and political dimension".
The team is now conducting follow-up experiments to see whether this is what is happening.All of these results suggest to Dr Flor that phantom-limb pain is best understood as a form of unconscious learning, similar to motor reflexes and perception skills.
