Sentence examples for kind of cognitive from inspiring English sources
"What kind of cognitive impairment?" Bridget said.
A kind of cognitive dissonance settled on the media.
The kind of cognitive activity does not seem to matter.
But, early on, some warnings were ignored because they revealed a kind of cognitive dissonance.
For example, the kind of cognitive technology possessed by IBM's artificial intelligence robot, Watson.
Increasingly, the people trying to make the system work speak of a kind of cognitive dissonance.
It concerns a kind of cognitive depletion, a sort of "cognitive tax" on the poor.
Taylor added: "To administer any kind of cognitive testing, you have to be trained in how to measure the tests.
Meanwhile, the most expensive and prestigious nonprofit colleges — numerically few, but large in mindshare — are experiencing a kind of cognitive dissonance around cost and debt.
When Mark Turner improvises on the tenor saxophone, there's a kind of cognitive dissonance: the sounds are light, but the ideas are heavy.
"But thank goodness we've gone through a kind of cognitive revolution when it comes to studying the intelligence and emotion of other species.
