Sentence examples for mind transitioning from inspiring English sources

Keep in mind transitioning more than two shades lighter or darker will require a stronger effort to maintain.

His The Western Mind in Transition: An Eyewitness Story (1960) is partly an autobiographical work, in combination with an analysis of modern civilization.

His latest album, "Flower Boy," traces a mind in transition and a body in constant motion, with confessional stories and baroque production that draw from the best of aughts-era outsider pop.

It brings to mind another transition at The Post back in the 1960s, when an inexperienced executive also named Katharine went through a number of pratfalls, personnel miscalculations and a personal crisis of confidence.

Again, I don't mind the transition to digital books.

Given that Google Drive is essentially an upgrade to Google Docs with more storage and functionality, chances are most users won't mind the transition.

If a judgment m is caused or mediated by a set μ of judgments, Bolzano calls the mind's transition from μ to m 'Schluss'inferencence'), as distinct from the usage of this term explained in section 3.8.

Using transition-state barrier energies in an Arrhenius rate constant expression, k = A kB T/ h) exp(−Δ F⧧/ kB T), in which Δ F⧧ is the activation free energy, can be misleading, and this should be kept in mind when transition-state barriers of multistep reactions are compared in order to decide on rate-limiting steps.

Transitioning into a quiet mind and assisting others to do the same.

What the research doesn't reveal is the wallpaper of people's minds; that transition-tartan of shame and paranoia.

In both her fictive and real life narratives, Ms. Randall doesn't mind an abrupt transition.