Sentence examples for instrumental processes from inspiring English sources

When the symbols of Catholicism are reintroduced in the final, mortal pieces, to transform the cold and instrumental processes of the hospital, Molloy has turned them unmistakably to her own purposes.

Spectroscopy is a general term used for the instrumental processes by which information about molecular structure is obtained through careful analysis of the absorption, scattering, or emission of electromagnetic radiation by compounds.

As George Steiner put it, "what Adorno contributed [to Dr Faustus] was not only the hard-edged technicalities of compositional and instrumental processes, but his own radical perceptions of what it is to compose music under pressure of previous musical history and of social crisis".

The present results indicate that although a wider range of instrumental processes than previously hypothesized are associated with increases in cortical ACh release, the dependence of performance on the integrity of cortical cholinergic inputs may be limited to tasks with explicit attentional demands.

In 2000, Venkatesh and Davis (2000) proposed an extension for TAM (called TAM2), which includes the theoretical constructs of social influence and cognitive instrumental processes.

The original TAM was extended (to create TAM2) [ 28] by adding some additional drivers of PU and PEU, including theoretical constructs of social influence processes and cognitive instrumental processes.

This procedure includes classic and instrumental conditioning processes that involve both conscious and non-conscious information processing.

Our experimental approach involved bringing a learning theory analysis of pavlovian and instrumental learning processes, and interactions between them, to the investigation of the neural mechanisms underlying both drug seeking and taking (Everitt et al., 2001).

The sustained activation observed in the striatum and amygdala in the Liquid condition may have thus reflected a tonic representation of incentive salience and increased motivational drive that emerged following repeated exposure to primary reinforcers and the associated instrumental learning process.

Mr. Brown himself never seemed quite satisfied with the recorded version of "Killing Is Out," and his producer was constantly reworking the mix, with overdubbed vocals and patched-in instrumentals — a process totally alien to the way the singer has worked for most of his life.

I'm very proud that I was part of the process, that the United States was instrumental in the process.