Sentence examples for infant concept from inspiring English sources

My first job while still in college introduced me to a then infant concept called motion picture computer graphics.

Possible links between infants' concepts of self-propelled object, agent, and animal are also discussed.

Traditionally, it has been the family pet's job to introduce British infants to the concept of oblivion.

The manifest behavior reflects the infant's incipient object concept and its capacity to utilize this concept in a primitive form of physical reasoning.

Critics in the 1990s such as J. R. Harris, Steven Pinker and Jerome Kagan were generally concerned with the concept of infant determinism (nature versus nurture), stressing the effects of later experience on personality.

This article examines the emergence of the concept of infant disorganized/disoriented attachment, drawing on published and archival texts and interviews.

As the infant gets older, the concept of shared feeding responsibility is highlighted repeatedly and parents are taught to understand their role in providing healthy choices for their child, and that the child's role is to decide how much to eat based on their hunger and fullness cues.

The prototype contains 103-items that measure 8 infant and 5 parental concepts (see Table 1).

First, the S-PBQ is a ten-item scale that is designed to measure a complex and multifaceted concept, maternal-infant bonding.

The concept of frequent infant surveillance with baby monitors and real-time video equipment has allowed for improvements in monitoring over the years to track sleeping habits, breathing rate, skin temperature, blood oxygen, heart rate and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).

"These results suggest that biases in face recognition and perception begin in preverbal infants, well before concepts about race are formed.