Sentence examples for preferred thinking from inspiring English sources

He preferred thinking of them as "supposals".

Although change in transcription, both quantitative and qualitative, in a plant can be noticed in less than half an hour of change in the environmental condition, a long duration exposure (24 h) of the plant to NaCl was preferred thinking that it would provide information about those genes that are really needed for adaptation of plants to saline environment in long run.

Such instructional design pushes teachers to consider how the preferred thinking related to specific content learning could be realized linguistically.

Based on a 2005 survey and descriptive statistics of primary data obtained from 330 respondents, this paper provides a review of cognitive mechanisms while discussing the ranking of preferred thinking styles for engineering and technology management in the new paradigm.

Mr. Spinella's Jaques merely prefers thinking to dancing, and marches quietly off in search of more cerebral food.

The title means "hunts and forms"; I prefer thinking of it as "hunting and forming", because the music is in a constant state of volatility, of change.

In its early days, Akadema hired Amish woodworkers; Louisville Slugger, which for years had boasted about its precision machinery, is following suit, touting its hands-on emphasis as "Amish-style craftsmanship" although Hillerich said he prefers thinking of it as "making the bats like my great-grandfather did".

A simple example, says Luscombe, is that non-Japanese scientists might brainstorm out loud while Japanese scientists prefer thinking through ideas before talking.

A great programmer is lazy because he or she prefers thinking through a solution to solve a problem rather than hacking through it, which is way too much effort.

Maybe some kids would prefer thinking about numbers like this.

Channeling DaVita's Kent Thiry, I prefer thinking of our organization, Philanthropy University, as a town.