Sentence examples for joint impression from inspiring English sources

The role of association is obvious — through "joint impression," it generates "ideas," including the complex movements that are the basis of the decomplex actions we perform every day.

It is thus joint impression, the correlation of the flows of sensation through two (or more) sensory modalities, so that the sensations one  "vary with the varieties" of another, that accounts for the fact that we have ideas at all.

Hartley also agrees with Berkeley's solution to this problem: we perceive a coherent world thanks to the generation of "ideas" (cognitive, semantic, and pragmatic responses to the world) through the "joint impression" of sensations from distinct sensory modalities — sight, hearing, and especially touch.

But the paradigmatic instances of "association" are, first, the "joint impressions" that generate "ideas" (including complex movements), and second, the flowing cascades of movement that are decomplex actions.

For human beings, thanks to the brain's plasticity in forming "joint impressions," there are many ways in which the "varieties" of one sensation "vary with the varieties" of another: at the sight of notes on a staff, fingers move determinately upon a piano keyboard.

MRI in almost all cases showed a damage to the lateral meniscal, the severity of which was related to the degree of tibial plateau widening, but not to the severity of the lateral joint surface impression.

Odds were good that there was at least one unsuspecting local in the joint with an inflated impression of his talent for pocketing balls, and thus a willingness to throw down "big timber" against the out-of-towner.

d Orthostatic position shows evagination of pseudocystic appearAnce of the right joint capsule with an impression on the nerve root and dural sac (arrowhead).

The immediate impression of "Joints Array" is of a field of gawky, long-necked, faceless creatures stretching and flexing, or simply of animated lines twitching in place.

The impression from the joint appearance was that both men rather protest too much that everything is dandy in the Franco-German relationship.

Patients were grouped as 'active' and 'inactive' based on the physicians subjective impression of active joint inflammation.