Sentence examples for intentional processes from inspiring English sources
What (possibly unconscious or subconscious) information, representations, or other cognitive or intentional processes, entities and relations, are required for consciousness?
Given the thoughtful and intentional processes that the Thornton School has demonstrated over many years it is probably the best positioned school in the States at the moment to take this forward.
Featuring a never-before-seen collection of objects and specimens, including real human and animal mummies and related artifacts from South America, Europe and Egypt, Mummies of the World also demonstrates that mummification – both through natural and intentional processes has taken place all over the globe, from the hot desert sands of South America to remote European bogs".
The IaPS plays a pivotal role in intentional processes by translating encoded information into action [59].
This area is involved in the generation of saccades [ 56] and plays a role in attentional and intentional processes [ 57].
To investigate whether such covert intentional processes are demonstrable in humans as well we used event related functional MRI.
Set an intention and vision: Recognize that this is an intentional process and know for sure that you have the power to take a stand to create the love you want.
"It's a very slow and intentional process of weaning down," Dr. Hedges said, "precisely because we don't want to create all this anxiety and panic over, 'Well, I'm not going to get it anymore.' " After the policy change was announced in March, everyone from the doctors to the receptionists at Seven Counties anticipated some tense moments as patients got used to the idea.
Artifacts (including words and other symbols of natural languages) derive their functions from some intentional process.
The intentional process of consciousness is called noesis, while its ideal content is called noema.
Here, creativity is postulated as a non-routine sophisticated human cognitive function, a conscious and intentional process for redefining agents' situations in the world in new ways.
