Sentence examples for much cognition from inspiring English sources

Mitrovic (2011, 2013) embraces a normative formalist approach to criticism, on the grounds that the deeply visual nature of much cognition militates against basing appreciation or evaluation of architectural objects exclusively or primarily on features we understand through non-visual means (such as context or history provide).

As a particular social software contribution to this area, Gärdenfors (2012) characterized how much cognition and communication are required for several kinds of cooperation, from simple flocking behavior, through reciprocal altruism ("I'll scratch your back if you scratch mine"), up to fully fledged teamwork.

The background assumption for much animal cognition research is the computational theory of mind.

In the field of design, it is accepted that users' perceptions of systems are influenced by emotion as much as cognition, and functionally-complete products will not be adopted if they do not appeal to emotions.

The complexity and (often) flexibility of these networks allow neural computations related to perception (e.g., vision) and much of cognition and learning.

This seeming paradox might be related to how much social cognition is operationalized explicitly or implicitly, with an increasing explicitness being associated with an increasing likelihood of passing the tests.

Polls can be useful for gauging public views and (very) basic psychology, but they don't give much insight into cognition and actual behaviour.

The technology is a remarkable tool for exploring the brain, and may one day help scientists understand much more about cognition and emotion.

But there is so much more to cognition than that: the vast, silent cavern of underground mental machinery, with its tubes and synapses and electric impulses, so many unconscious systems and connections and tricks and deeply grooved pathways that form the pulsing substrate of the self.

Back in 2009 when we didn't expect too much from AI, Cognition IP co-founder Bryant Lee decided to go to law school after studying computer science — but he still wanted to one day try to bring those two together.

In past studies on the neural underpinning of social cognition, much focus has been given to emotional [33], [34] and reward-related brain regions [35], [36].