Sentence examples for meditation on tasks from inspiring English sources

ERP studies reported the effects of meditation on tasks such as the auditory oddball paradigm, the attentional blink task, mismatched negativity, and affective picture viewing among others.

(Burke) Everything Happens on Mondays (Monday) An installment of this laid-back, intimate series earlier this month featured a curious bunch of sound and movement experiments: a violent encounter with a shopping cart; a monologue involving wind chimes and several inflatable animals; a duet for two blondes known as the Brunette Sisters; and a meditation on the task of walking in figure eights.

"Mrs. Nixon" is a portrait of the former First Lady that blends fiction and fact with a meditation on the writer's task.

At some point in the evening he composed the "Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng," a meditation on the shortness of life and on tasks left undone.

Furthermore, recent studies have investigated the influence of meditation on tonic alertness using behavioural tasks that are specifically designed to measure alerting attention.

It's common practice in eastern philosophies like Buddhism, where adherents focus on tasks such as cleaning, eating and – during meditation – deep breathing.

Father Cantalamessa was also tasked to deliver a meditation on the problems facing the church and need for careful consideration to the college of cardinals shortly after the death of John Paul II, as they prepared to elect his successor.

But he's taken a three-year respite from writing fiction to probe the question of whether we should eat animals -- with this research and writing task triggered by his meditation on what to feed his first child.

In MacLean et al. [ 120], the authors measured the influences of Shamatha meditation on tonic alertness using a sustained-attention task, where single lines were presented at the centre of the screen while participants fixated on a small yellow dot.

We included 37 individual fMRI experimental studies on functional activations during meditation tasks (642 participants), 63 fMRI experimental studies (see Table 1 for more details) on functional changes ascribable to meditation (1,652 participants including both meditators and controls), and 10 experimental sMRI studies (Table 2) on structural changes ascribable to meditation (581 participants).

Thus, we carried out an ALE analysis of fMRI studies on functional activations during meditation tasks.