Sentence examples for notion of thinking from inspiring English sources
Let's hope those unsuspecting readers seeking a vicarious feast will be charmed by the notion of thinking before they eat.
I truly believe and preach the notion of thinking big, and equate this concept with the risk-adjusted return.
Fourth and most importantly, the notion of "thinking in general" for Kant is the conceptual equivalent of Leibnizian logically possible worlds (Bxvii n., A573/B601).
I think we should consider blood gases, pH, lactate, differential WBC and procalcitonin as markers for systemic response [JCM] I just wanted to make a big-picture comment, and that is how to approach this whole notion of thinking about a stratification system for sepsis.
Within early phenomenology, the notion of thinking is generally associated (if not simply identified) with that of Meinen (literally: "to mean," hereafter "meaning something" or "meaning act," cf. Mulligan 2011) as a specific kind of intentional act, which fundamentally differs from presentation.
From then on, most of the dialogue is about the notions of thinking inside and outside the box, both the literal box of the stage and the figurative one that refers to conventions of all sorts.
By 1950, however, Turing clearly had come in contact with Lovelace's work: He responded to her objection to the notion of computers' thinking in his paper "Computing Machinery and Intelligence".
But Messrs Jackson and Sharpton have made careers out of the notion that their way of thinking about race is the only one, and that the R-word is to be applied liberally to most others.
"This way of thinking reflects notions about women's place in the family and under the Constitution ideas that have long since been discredited".The argument will undoubtedly continue, but both sides, presumably, would like to prevent the unintended pregnancies that precede abortions.
This way of thinking reflects ancient notions about women's place in the family and under the Constitution — ideas that have long since been discredited".
First, Berreby confuses the idea of thinking logically about dehumanization with the notion that the phenomenon of dehumanization involves logical thinking.
