Sentence examples for intrinsically aware from inspiring English sources

If we consider the concept of creativity, we find it is assumed as a complex non-routinary cognitive feature of human agents, that is, an intentional and intrinsically aware process used by agents' cognition to redefine in new ways her/his situations within the world.

This intrinsically context-aware setting is demanded by applications where the sensors are sparse and possibly isolated, and where on-site, location-dependent data collection is required.

And some situations make him acutely aware that he's intrinsically part of the show.

And if anyone should be aware that the world isn't intrinsically fair, it's feminists and similar campaigners/activists, who wouldn't need to exist if it was.

We need to be aware that knowledge and power are intrinsically linked and that this, as shown by this research, may lead to even more paternalism rather than less.

Although these authors discuss the importance of considering the context in data mining applications while they develop their work according to a context-aware definition, the context involved is intrinsically specific to each working background.

By doing so, practical tools to sustained pro-active behavioral change are handed to the participants, who become aware of their unhealthy behavior and are intrinsically motivated to change.

So, if a young child intrinsically desires a dry bottom and a full stomach, and is aware that its mother's presence tends to help with these things, then the young child will naturally desire its mother's presence instrumentally.

2. Jonny Wilkinson's drop goal wins the rugby World Cup, 22/11/2003 There is an argument that JFK moments should intrinsically involve off-field action, because when a contest is taking place we are always aware that something might happen and should therefore be immune to surprise.

But even if the viewer is not aware what materials have been used for these pieces, there is still something intrinsically haunting and disquieting about MccGwire's work.

So, if cortical magnification is investigated under the following three assumptions: (a) independent on direction (conformal map), (b) intrinsically flat (with (a) this leads to analytical functions), (c) meridional symmetry of M, one should be aware of the implicit assumption of inverse linear cortical magnification in the form of Eq. 2.