Sentence examples for from cognition from inspiring English sources

Language arose from "Cognition + Culture + Communication" rather than a Chomskyan inborn "language organ," a linguist argues.

Dr. Coplan, who is also the author of "Making Sense of Autistic Spectrum Disorders" (Random House, 2010), says he looks at speech delay in a very broad context, from cognition to communication.

To isolate effects of hearing from cognition, two experiments were designed to compare the effects of variation in stimulus intensities with naturally occurring differences in hearing thresholds.

This realization is extremely difficult to achieve and therefore Sāṃkhya proposes first of all to clear the mind of the passions [SSu 2.15] by separating them from cognition and then to free the mind from cognition in order to comprehend contentless consciousness.

Features that are independent of language can provide important clues about the neural degeneration process during the disease or perhaps can enable deeper understanding of neural networks in the brain that are responsible from cognition of language and speech production.

Using the theory of planned behaviour (TPB; [Ajzen, I. (1985). From intentions to actions: A theory of planned behavior. In J. Kuhl, J. Beckmann (Eds)., Action control: From cognition to behavior (pp. 11 39).

Being smart is a real advantage for people and organisations, so there is much effort in figuring out ways of improving our individual and collective intelligence: from cognition-enhancing drugs to artificial-intelligence software.

This position stands in contrast to philosophical traditions, be they Indian or Western, in which feelings and emotions are often distinguished from cognitions because they lack an object.

Through the program, elderly trainers may benefit from spending less time in less engaging activities such as watching television, from cognition-enhancing activities that help preserve their executive functioning and memory, and from establishing social ties with different age groups [ 35].

It was chosen to focus on core, rather than surface, person characteristics (cf. Asendorpf and van Aken 2003), to clearly distinguish fundamental behavioral tendencies from cognitions and attributions.

The mean weighted score for speech increased from 0.9849 to 0.9885, for emotion from 0.9652 to 0.9735, and for cognition from 0.9656 to 0.9756.