Sentence examples for mind projects from inspiring English sources

Here and in photographs of her mother and grandmother Ms. Frazier's candid approach to illness may bring to mind projects like Hannah Wilke's "Intra-Venus," an intense photo diary of her terminal cancer.

In that movie our mind projects an image of our self as a loser character.

As our mind projects negative self-images, the brain materializes an entire solid mass of weight around our body.

Hallucinations might happen "as the brain snaps back to reality after zoning out and the mind projects subconscious thoughts onto the face of the other person," the study's press release explained. .

Those familiar with the ongoing story of the bicoastal Night Slugs and Fade To Mind projects will have heard the sound of Asma Maroof and Daniel Pineda's collaborative project: the sound of Wu Tang samurai swords slicing through millennial R&B melodies, eerie grime instrumental riffs and brittle crashes of ballroom to leave the club in shards.

The policy objective is straightforward: ensure that large-scale commercial developments receiving city subsidies -- I have in mind projects like the Gateway Shopping Center, which will receive approximately $140 million over the life of its lease -- pay their employees $10 an hour with benefits or $11.50 without benefits.

Mozilla's "Speak Your Mind" project teaches students how to use CSS, along with HTML, to create Web pages that allow them to experiment with voice and technology at the same time.

And of course there's enormous concordance on taking steps, including regulatory moves, to cut America's oil addiction among factions that are deeply split on global warming, as shown convincingly by the "Six Americas" surveys done periodically under the Climate Change and the American Mind project at Yale University.

Soon I'll write here on an innovative class at Pace University in which faculty member Claudia Mausner staged a fascinating debate among student teams adopting the climate stances of the three main sectors of American society discerned through the Climate Change and the American Mind project at Yale University: "alarmed or concerned," "cautious or disengaged," "doubtful or dismissive".

With the variability among alcohol users in mind, Project MATCH hypothesized several treatment matching relationships based on alcohol severity and alcohol dependence, but found limited effects.

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