"mind folding" is not correct and usable in written English.
It is not a standard phrase or idiom. If you want to use a phrase similar to "mind folding" you could use "the power of the mind" or "mental acuity". For example: "I was amazed at her mental acuity; she was able to solve the problem with little difficulty."
Ms. Taylor, a matter-of-fact woman, made up her mind, folded up the piece of ruled paper and went off to shop.
But instead of that I was killed with kindness, and with that my mind folded and the plan fell apart," he said, speaking from his home in California.
Candice bent over the paper and wrote down the first four fortunes that came to mind, folded the origami back up, and handed it to Isobel.
There were enough skimpily motivated characters, to my mind, without folding in soulless monsters defined by their unstoppability.
Perhaps, the novel seems to suggest, this is how a mind can break, folding in on itself, elaborate as an origami swan, until it is torn apart.
It's a mundane-task mind-set, like folding laundry or doing dishes.
The final song, "Brain Folds (Left/Right)," really sounds like your mind is being folded and weird things are happening.
I spend a mind-numbingly dull shift folding towels to help maintain the illusion that the place is still a fully functioning department store, rather than a shambolic jumble sale.
While these approximations should be kept in mind when using secondary structure folding algorithms to engineer RNA folds, it is also important to realize that they model folding conditions where the RNAs have reached thermodynamic equilibrium.
Ms. Kokosalaki's limited-edition bracelets, necklaces and earrings are an edgy update on classic designs: The cuff shown here brings to mind the folds of a toga.
If you don't mind a fold in your bag, then you don't have to worry about placement.
