Sentence examples for mind is distinguished from inspiring English sources
MIND is distinguished from other PIM architectures in that it incorporates mechanisms for efficient support of a global parallel execution model based on the semantics of message-driven multithreaded split-transaction processing.
Perhaps conscious states of mind are distinguished partly by their possession of a type of content proper to the sensory subdivision of mind.
The types of spherical monomers we have in mind are distinguished from one another by the strength of their interactions with other monomers.
This critical mind-set is distinguished by what it rejects: diverse strains of modernism, culminating in much of the best of contemporary independent filmmaking — in short, what was truly new in the past, and what's new in the present day.
The New Yorker, October 29, 1966 P. 55 In our experience...the bureaucratic mind in England is distinguished by a gentle, well-mannered circularity.A young lady on E. 78t St. spent the summer motoring in England.
By J. D. Corwell and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, October 29, 1966 P. 55 In our experience...the bureaucratic mind in England is distinguished by a gentle, well-mannered circularity.A young lady on E. 78t St. spent the summer motoring in England.
As in Samkhya, the self is distinguished from the mind (chitta): the mind is viewed as an object, an aggregate.
Aristotle approaches his account of the nutritive soul by relying on a methodological precept which informs much of his psychological theorizing, namely that a capacity is individuated by its objects, so that, e.g., perception is distinguished from mind by being arrayed toward sensible qualities rather than intelligible forms (De Anima ii 4, 415a20 21).
He is Distinguished Scholar and professor of philosophy as well as Fellow of the Research Group in Mind, Science, and Culture at Columbia College Chicago.
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