Sentence examples for mind incorporating from inspiring English sources

In his natural and self-effacing manner, he effortlessly spoke his mind, incorporating his wonderful sense of humor, infectious giggle, and penetrating intelligence.

These trails aren't your average single-track, they are designed with bikes in mind, incorporating features like rolling terrain, banked turns, jumps, boardwalks over soft/sensitive areas, and uniform surfaces.

We have in mind incorporating and contrasting two particular corruption dynamics.

But the project was designed with these ultimate objectives in mind, incorporating elements that would make this a viable social enterprise, particularly if the network is expanded regionally or internationally and structured as an open innovation collaboration or co-venture between developed and developing country entities.

Other curriculum designs tailored to young children such as "Tools of the Mind" incorporate practices which aim to improve students' capacity to shift and prolong attention as well as think "outside the box" (i.e. generate creative solutions).

The findings show that respondents keep an open mind on incorporating ICT tools into their daily practices, on that point, this research has significantly contributed to the educational institution by providing accurate information about ICT use.

Instead, Windows 2000 is designed with the bigger picture in mind to incorporate distributed networking over slower and unsecured links.

Reasoning Mind has incorporated the e-learning principles of personalization, modality, and redundancy into the design of their next-generation blended learning platform for middle-school mathematics, named Genie 3. In three studies, we compare student engagement with the Genie 3 platform to its predecessor, Genie 2, and to traditional classroom instruction.

Taking this into consideration, Keane kept a sense of asymmetry in mind while drawing Rapunzel, incorporating into her design several subtle imperfections, most notably in her teeth that are bucked and "not quite perfect".

Mr. Frist's spokeswoman, Amy Call, said the renovation was not planned with the White House in mind but rather "incorporated the original features of the house," like the tall pillars in front.

To the extent that a neutral monism can be regarded as a dual-aspect view (as in Spinoza's philosophy), it might be regarded as a kind of panpsychism in its own right, but James's view developed beyond this, to incorporate mind like elements into the basic structure of reality.