Sentence examples for mental copies from inspiring English sources

What could the properties of an ensemble a fictional entity consisting of infinitely many mental copies of the real system tell us about the one real system on the laboratory table?

The third argument claims that a passion is an "original existence," not an idea, or a mental copy of another object.

As you go about your day, keep a general mental tally, perhaps copying down some of the best examples you read or hear, then sharing them with your class.

Whether you wear a piece of jewelry that showcases the two metals, or choose shoes or a bag in silver and gold, we are checking it out, and making a mental note to copy your look.

It is important to emphasise that ensembles are fictions, or 'mental copies of the one system under consideration' (Schrödinger 1952, 3).

"The object copies your mental organization and echoes it on the liquid's surface," writes :vtol:.

Employing a system dynamic approach the authors demonstrate the limits of growth models invented in a different context and mollifies high expectations of government policies that are based on the mental model of simply copying old role models such as Boston or Silicon Valley through generous funding and partnerships.

We have used molecular karyotyping on 1523 patients with mental retardation to detect copy number variations (CNVs) including deletions or duplications.

Intriguingly, many of the Response cells influenced by D2 receptor stimulation fired during or after the saccadic response, suggesting that D2 receptor stimulation may be altering corollary discharge (also called "efference copy"), the mental tag that tracks and provides feedback about an internal response.

Try to exactly copy the mental image on the paper.

Suppose we could somehow copy all the mental contents of your brain to mine, much as we can copy the contents of one computer drive to another, and that this erased the previous contents of both brains.