Sentence examples for mental template of from inspiring English sources

For Reiss, working for Science of Skill for about two years helped him build a mental template of what a successful ecommerce business looked like, so he could replicate it on his own.

Starting as an evening and weekend moonlighter in my attic was tough, but it laid the mental template of success for me, as well as the other entrepreneurs who ended up in the 5% winners circle.

Doctors make such errors when their thinking is overly influenced by what is typically true; they fail to consider possibilities that contradict their mental templates of a disease, and thus attribute symptoms to the wrong cause.

For example, brain stimulation might allow a person to examine a problem anew instead of through the mental templates of what is already known.

In other words, by diminishing left hemisphere dominance (either by L−, R+, or the combination of both), we might have increased our subjects' tendency to examine a problem anew instead of through the mental templates of well-routinized representations and strategies.

Although the notion has been contested, it does seem fairly clear that these implements bear witness to another cognitive advance: the existence in the toolmaker's mind of a standard "mental template" to which the tools were made.

When I was writing my first collection, most of my stories fell somewhere in the seven-thousand-word range, I think because that was for whatever reason my mental template for "short story length".

It was a priceless boot camp that provided the mental template for later success.

Part of Trump's subtle power is that he doesn't fit into most of our mental templates for how human beings, much less public figures, should behave.

But what I think is more interesting is the way that Holmes subtly argues that romanticism provided a type of mental template, almost a form of what Ludwik Fleck called a "thought style," that proved to be remarkably creative and egalitarian, elastic and utilitarian.

That the birds take such pains--when they could make a serviceable dipstick simply by tearing off a straight strip of leaf--suggests a mental template, Hunt argues in the 22 February Proceedings of the Royal Society.