Sentence examples for mental signs from inspiring English sources

Until recently, we knew little about the physical and mental signs of recovery from an eating disorder, or how these signs vary among people with different eating disorders.

If they exhibit physical or mental signs of radiation exposure, they will have be replaced more often.

It is exactly this usage of representation applied to mental signs that becomes important with Ockham and Buridan.

Logic is seen as exclusively concerned with signs, primarily with mental signs, secondarily with vocal or written signs.

However, the mental signs that appear before all else and can be easier to work at changing before you get to the total burnout stage.

While a lead-poisoned infant or toddler might not show any outward physical or mental signs of damage, their developing brains are already damaged.

The universality of the concept of sign, according to which in some respect "anything in the world is a sign" (omnis res mundi est signum) (Peter Margallus, Logices utriusque scholia, 1520, 146f)., is counterbalanced by the emphasis laid on the mental sign (signum mentale) providing the basis for the whole range of sign processes.

Together with the deliberately extended notions of 'sign' and 'term' and the emphasis of the role of the mental sign, a fundamental redefinition of written signs, i.e., inscriptions is emerging in logic around 1500.

I can't breathe" at the start of "Touching," I did a mental sign of the cross and begged the gods to spare me from this melancholy witch house shit.

Abelard notes that this distinction holds equally for non-mental signs: we can treat a statue as a lump of bronze or as a likeness.

27 The GPs interviewed reported difficulties in the recognition and detection of mental health signs and symptoms in young people.