Sentence examples for mentally construct from inspiring English sources
Apparently to the trained eye there are semi-standardised colour schemes for different kinds of rock that would be lost on the rest of us, and geologists can mentally construct a 3D impression from a 2D geological map.
During the phone games, the students had to study the "peers' components" screen (Fig. 3b) and mentally construct characters before deciding whom to invite to form a group.
The ability to mentally construct scenes is known to depend on the hippocampus in adults (Hassabis et al., 2007b; Mullally et al., 2012).
Research shows that remembering is actually an active process, in which the memory is mentally constructed.
At one point, he discusses whether our perception of reality is a mentally constructed illusion (don't ask me why).
But a small part of the problem may lie in how it mentally constructs its work, fixating on tasks rather than causes.
Mr. Alto said that he had never done a project like this but, like the real estate broker, Jeff Garibaldi of the Garibaldi Group, he drove by the empty silk mill at 506-508 Morris Avenue every day and mentally constructed what it could be.
With his slightly nervous manner, his sentences starting off hesitant as he mentally constructs a perfectly crafted argument or self-deprecating joke, he comes across in person just as he does on the many panel shows he populates.
Nor would anyone worry again that the unruly excursions of comets through the solar system would smash the crystalline spheres that earlier thinkers had mentally constructed to carry planets and the other celestial bodies through the heavens.
Thinking about the future eludes probability and must be based on the concept of multiple, alternative but hypothetical futures, which can only be mentally constructed [68, 69, 70].
Sautrāntika holds the view known as nominalism or conceptualism the view that denies universals any independent extramental objective reality existing on their own apart from being mentally constructed.
