Sentence examples for models of thought from inspiring English sources

"Our world today needs ministers to serve as role models of thought and action, which bring about progress and welfare and improve general societal wellbeing".

This enterprise of learning from the low — of making the mere naturalist and fancier into a peer of the scientist — was an effort to shift the sources of knowledge and models of thought.

After an opening section interpreting the diplomatic failures in the Middle East policy of past United States administrations going back to Franklin D. Roosevelt, the authors set up two models of thought as virtual antipodes, the neoconservatives and the realists.

Advances in the application of AI methods in the design of improved human-computer interfaces are now focussing attention on machine models of thought and knowledge from the altered standpoint of practical utility.

It is through Nietzsche that Kambalu develops the art concept of the Holy Ball - an ordinary football, or sometimes a Malawian rag football, stuck over with pages from the Bible - which he associates with sun worship and freedom from oppressive models of thought and being.

AI only follows mathematical models of thought.

Peoples' representations consist of socially constructed and shared knowledge based on experiences and models of thoughts spread via education and social communication [ 12, 13].

"The model of thought there, and quite frankly, the model of thought that says we need to go out and extend unemployment benefits and health insurance benefits and so forth is not I think one that is commensurate with the American spirit here," said Representative Dick Armey of Texas, the majority leader.

Above all, literature is for him the natural model of thought: he sees history through the lens of Chekhov and Dostoyevsky and Aristophanes.

"There is a model of thought among the Democrats — that the amount of money, the amount of wealth in a nation, is a fixed amount," he said in an interview.

Thagard, in his theory of emotional coherence ([2006]), presents a computational model of thought in which ideas, facts, and emotions together form a dynamic network that generates realistic cognitive outcomes.