Sentence examples for models of experience from inspiring English sources
"My work recently revolves around building more accurate models of experience, implementing interactive tools that allow us to visualise the expressive space of players' emotions," says Shaker.
"I do not begrudge any believer the right to describe and live out his belief in accordance to old models of experience, culture and ideas," he once said, "but this attitude isolates the church's faith from any future and divests it of any real missionary power".
The transitivity systems, as proposed by Halliday (2004), include the systems of process types and agency, which address complementary transitivity and ergativity models of experience.
In contrast to bio-psycho-social models of experience [ 70], which conceptualise biology, psychology and social factors as independent, the MDI model conceptualises material, intrapsychic and discursive factors as inseparable.
Studies on humans, primates, and other animals have shown that human brain can reorganize the stored information in an experience-dependent fashion, validating the continued use of animal models of experience-dependent plasticity.
Models of experiences corresponding to each level are defined and an illustration in concrete situation is described.
Ocular dominance plasticity induced by monocular eyelid suture is one of the best studied models of experience-dependent cortical plasticity [1].
This is relevant, because recent models of experience-dependent learning implicate cognitive and neural substrates considered dysfunctional in schizophrenia.
Next we investigate these characteristics in a multivariate context, using logistic regression for models of experiencing any pregnancy scare, and Poisson regression for models of the number of pregnancy scares (Table 3).
On the contrary, the building of an alternative model of experience is up to the future development of the research.
It gave them an advantage in all activities that involved making an abstract model of experience, in words or numbers or lines, and working with the abstraction to achieve control over nature or to bring humane order to life.
