Sentence examples for mind we refer from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, with keeping carefully this mathematics in mind

Bearing these possibilities in mind, we refer to cells that possess Flp recombination events as "Flp-expressing" throughout the remainder of the text to simplify the explanation of our experimental results.

Terrestrial PBIs are associated with ongoing reconnection of lobe flux in the magnetotail, and with this in mind, we refer to the discussion of the auroral response to large-scale compression-induced tail reconnection by Cowley et al. [ 2005].

It is not, therefore, farfetched to think that Texas' relationship to the rest of the United States could involve war, but please also keep in mind that when we refer to the United States of America, Texas is being implicitly included.

We refer to that mind and behavioral set as transactional myopia, i.e. get the deal, do the deal, next deal.

Misleading the mind is what we referred to earlier as surprise.

So a normal person cannot understand them.' (Man in FGD, 12 April 12 2007) Wehie arenjo ('destroyed mind') or wehie arir ('disturbed mind') refer to those who used to be normal, but suddenly behave abnormally.

We had something like this in mind when we were referring to "situationally‐defined matters of concern", yet we realize this was phrased too densely, and not explicitly enough.

And this is just one example so that we can all have at least one example in mind to which we can refer to.

What made Manning's quote a scandal was that it turned out that there was no mind to refer to behind the little brassiere of type.

Some people call it "the creative mind"; others refer to an "impersonal intelligence".