Sentence examples for imagined changes from inspiring English sources

Egocentric mental rotation refers to imagined changes in position and orientation relative to the surrounding environment.

But in the immediate aftermath of his health care victory, at least, there does seem to be real, not imagined, change in Obama's management modus operandi.

The power of Vann's "legend" emerges from the way a real-world event is imagined, changed and reimagined as if it were taking place over and again, in parallel but contradictory worlds.

A score of zero would indicate that no additional time was needed to make a handedness judgment when an imagined change in perspective was required.

It is hard to imagine changes more fundamentally opposed to the original purpose of this flagship Tory welfare reform.

It can be difficult for some to imagine change.

Maybe we're troubled by these students' attempts to imagine change on so microscopic a level.

And it's difficult to imagine change unless you keep seeing it around you.

If I can't imagine change, my future is passive, if I can't imagine others as human, I'm dangerous, if I can't imagine myself I become small.

[If you've seen any new video tools in use in healthcare, add a link to them in the comments below.] As Salman Khan has shown, it doesn't necessarily take radical new technology to reinvent or re-imagine change.

So when you hit that home button, or, I imagine, change pages in Safari, it takes a quick snapshot of it so it can do a nice transition, flip it, zoom it, whatever.