Sentence examples for mental interpretation from inspiring English sources

The error detection task was chosen because it emphasizes design model comprehension and opportunities for collaboration and it involves a high demand of mental interpretation and maintaining a viable spatial mental model.

Navigation practice is an important educational component that allows residents to understand how surgical instruments interact with complex anatomy and to learn basic surgical skills such as the tridimensional mental interpretation of bidimensional data.

It is also an observation made during mental interpretation of associated phenomena.

If you could just allow, watch and dis-identify with that feeling without putting any mental labels on it, then you will realize that its just a feeling or some slight movement in body and the mental interpretation of it is torturous.

In the reported gesture to mental state interpretation data, in [14] two assumptions are made; first, the authors assume that gestures are conditionally independent given the states, and secondly, the states are independent of each other (co-existence of states is not reported in this data).

We use the gesture to mental state interpretations (labels) reported earlier in the data by [14].

The data consists of gesture to mental state interpretations from 11 human subjects (students, including six males and five females; two Americans, two Europeans, and seven Asians) studying in five classroom lecture sessions.

Cognitive bias modification paradigms training positive mental imagery and interpretation (imagery CBM-I) hold promise for treatment innovation in depression.

We have developed a specific CBM paradigm as a potential treatment tool or adjunct for use in depression that focuses on two cognitive targets: mental imagery and interpretation.

The AST-D is a measure of mental imagery-based interpretation bias comprised of 12 ambiguous scenarios rated in terms of their emotional valence (1=extremely unpleasant to 9=extremely pleasant).

A visual joke ToM paradigm was employed where subjects were asked to describe two types of cartoon images, those of a purely Physical nature and those requiring inferences of mental states for interpretation, and to grade them for humour and difficulty.