Sentence examples for more emotional context from inspiring English sources

The pictograms were the brainchild of Shigetaka Kurita, who had been exploring ways to add more emotional context to text messaging for his employer, NTT DoCoMo, then and now Japan's largest cellular carrier.

(Hakkak et al., 2016; Plutchik, 1997; Ekman, 2007; Bindu et al., 2007), but there is more emotional context hidden beneath this simple demarcation.

However, our results show that motor responses, here feeding simulation performed in specific-to-feeding emotional context, is more accurate when the displayed emotion induces caring for someone", that is, higher accuracy [27].

Her opponent Ralph Waite is a bit more diplomatic, noting that the emotional context of this campaign makes personal attacks against Bono ill advised and inappropriate.

The higher the magnitude of the emotion, the more desirable is a reaction (within its emotional context).

Figner et al. (2009) showed that adolescents (age 13 19), relative to adults (age 20+), failed to take into account value as well as probability information when making decisions in an emotional context, and this resulted in more risky behaviour.

Individuals asked to pose for a portrait, for example, tend to display more of their right-cheek when provided with a concealed emotional context, but with their left-cheek when asked to express as much emotion as possible.

But of course knowing the emotional context makes the songs that much more meaningful.

In addition, the emotional context of food tissue engineering is also more complex than for medical applications.

More precisely, they should depend on the specificity of the emotional context of each block for feeding action.

Some of these had already been addressed and gathered from the preliminary literature review, but interviews also allowed the elicitation of more emotional aspects by placing the patient in the psycho-sociological context of the disease.