Sentence examples for ordering aspects from inspiring English sources

It is sad to me that Dreher is unable to see the liberative aspects of gospel identity along with the "ordering" aspects that he so admires.

In a second independent effort, he is examining higher order aspects of visuo-motor control, a relatively unexplored topic that has the potential to throw light on otherwise hidden aspects of perception and cognition.

They also were seen as providing a grounding in historical time, a rigorous and analytical manner of understanding human phenomena, and an introduction to higher order aspects of life — justice, freedom, humility, and so forth.

(For example, he could not always distinguish the letter "A" from the letter "H" and, when given Molyneux's test, could not tell a square he felt from a square he saw).* Since the surgeries, Sinha has followed up with the Prakash children and found that, while they continued to suffer from poor acuity, many higher-order aspects of vision seemed to be improving.

Importantly, the behavioral advantages conferred by musical experience extend beyond simple enhancements to perceptual abilities and even impact non-auditory functions necessary for higher-order aspects of cognition (e.g., working memory, intelligence).

We quickly decided that the activities of picket lines and miners' wives' support groups were not our concern, even though they were of great concern to the police who had to deal with the law-and-order aspects of the strike; accusations that we were running agents or telephone interceptions to get advance warning of picket movements are wrong.

But the language of set theory has certain higher-order aspects, in that it permits us to speak of sets, sets of sets, and so forth.

One might usefully and without contradiction accept a diversity of models that each in their own way aim respectively to explain the physical, neural, cognitive, functional, representational and higher-order aspects of consciousness.

Indeed, previous studies have identified a contribution of anterior PFC to higher-order aspects of learning (Strange et al., 2001; Daw et al., 2006; Boorman et al., 2011; Kovach et al., 2012).

For higher order aspects of social cognition, including empathy and theory of mind, a frontotemporal cortical network has been implicated that includes regions affected by progressive supranuclear palsy pathology.

Here we illuminate a novel neural system regulating higher-order aspects of feeding through which the gut-derived hormone ghrelin communicates with ventral hippocampus (vHP) neurons to stimulate meal-entrained conditioned appetite.