Sentence examples for prior concepts from inspiring English sources

Brendel's analysis of music has nothing to do with the importation into it of prior concepts or categories.

These low improvements might be explained by the role of prior experiences and prior concepts about teaching with which prospective teachers enter their pedagogy instruction.

Avicenna bequeathed to the discussion of the transcendentals not only specific teachings about the notions "being", "one" and "thing", but also the general idea that, ontologically, the primary concepts are most common since they are true of everything, and that, epistemologically, they are first known since they are self-evident and not reducable to prior concepts.

Student Demo: 3 water troughs Q: When does energy transfer stop? 3. 15 min Lesson Development -     Key concept – Methods of Heat Transfer   EXPLAIN Students already have some understanding of the concepts involved with conduction, convection and radiation so it was important to get them to elicit and reinforce prior concepts learnt.

All of Mendelssohn's oeuvre – including the most popular works such as the E minor Violin Concerto and the Italian Symphony – has been explored more deeply, and prior concepts about the Victorian conventionality of the oratorio Elijah have been shed.

Gradually, characteristics of and differences between the data are identified, perhaps generating typologies, interrogating theoretical concepts (either prior concepts or ones emerging from the data) or mapping connections between categories to explore relationships and/or causality.

The key for animation was that realization: that we needed to build a computer system with the prior concept.

Sensations do not come labelled as "doggy whiffs" or "butter sighting"; such descriptions imply a good deal of prior concept formation.

"Our prior concept of war has been completely altered, as we learned so tragically on Sept. 11, 2001," Senator Saxby Chambliss, Republican of Georgia, said.

the prior concept of "neural network and fuzzy logic" is connected with the context of seed knowledge ("an agent").

But sometimes an immediately prior concept-free perception of a qualifier plays the role of the saṃskāra, furnishing by itself the concept, the predication content, the qualifier portion of an ensuing determinate, proposition-laden perception, which is the type of cognition that founds our beliefs about the world.