Curiosity and swiftness of mind defined him.
We approached this issue with that in mind, defined our reportorial and photographic method as "fashion in action" and did nothing you wouldn't do -- no toxic sprays, no shellacs -- to make the meals look jewelry-perfect.
Lord Bragg of Wigton's is a sharp but magpie mind, defined by its enthusiasm - which is such an appealing trait that it goes a long way to counterbalance his tendency to pepper his conversation with self-congratulatory anecdotes.
Rather than depending exclusively on quantitative analysis, this method relies on a "theory of mind" — defined by cognitive scientists as humans' innate ability, evolved over millions of years, to judge others' changing thinking, their understandings, their intentions, their pretenses.
In their study, "The Unengaged Mind: Defining Boredom in Terms of Attention," which appeared in the journal Perspectives on Psychological Science in September, Professor Eastwood and his colleagues pointed to an earlier experiment in which participants listened to a tape of a person reading a magazine article.
Structuralism sought to analyze the adult mind (defined as the sum total of experience from birth to the present) in terms of the simplest definable components and then to find the way in which these components fit together in complex forms.
Originally, PMcomp was presented (Hofacker et al., 2004) without sparsification in mind, defining dynamic programming matrices indexed by the ends of the aligned subsequences A [ i.. j ] and B [ k..l ].
Williams advanced the well-known argument that mentalism (based on Cartesian dualism) cannot be empirically tested, since there are no criteria of identity of the mind defined as an immaterial substance.
Our powerful unconscious minds define our reality, even as they direct the majority of our behaviors and beliefs.
Dissenting legal minds define this event more liberally, but most seem to agree this is not an accurate description of where America is right now.
