Sentence examples for organizing experience from inspiring English sources
The ground game today represents four years of accumulated data and organizing experience.
It is exercised through story, the oldest and most pleasurable way of organizing experience.
But estimates of longer intervals require processes for organizing experience that develop only with age, and very young children seem to depend only on limited criteria: "It lasts because it's longer; because there's more of it; because it goes faster".
Culture consists of patterns of behaviour and ways of organizing experience; it develops over the course of history as new elements are introduced from a variety of sources, only some of which are retained.
He arrived at the law school in 1988 with a well-inked passport — he had grown up in Hawaii and Indonesia, son of a black Kenyan father and a white American mother — and years of community organizing experience in Chicago, making him, at 27, an elder statesman among the students who had tested and term-papered their way straight there.
She brings more than 25 years of community organizing experience to this battle.
This requires a developmental approach -- organizing experiences that help young adults become more aware of themselves, their interests, and the world of work.
Choreography is a language all its own, and I want dancers to extricate me from my heavy dependence on words and to free me from my lifelong habit of organizing experiences into plots.
Perception, in humans, the process whereby sensory stimulation is translated into organized experience.
We are free to choose another way to organize experience, Poincaré said, but we don't have to if it would make life more complicated.
