Sentence examples for problem of thinking from inspiring English sources

Namely, "old Keynesian" and "new Keynesian" models represent two intelligent but imperfect responses to the problem of thinking about an economy in which people must make future-oriented decisions.

So "Short Hints" is this memorandum drawn up by this committee, and "Short Hints" starts out by setting forth the basic problem of thinking about what to do to even consider some kind of form of colonial union.

This is the problem of thinking, thus the problem of mechanization of rationality in Fodor's version.

One of Turing's lasting legacies to AI, and not necessarily a good one, is his approach to the problem of thinking machines.

In Lo and Behold, the Herzogian philosophical question produces no particular lucidity on the problem of thinking machines and the future of the internet.

Luke had nodded, politely, but I could see he still held that the problem of thinking and feeling certainly felt like a problem when you thought about it.

This synthesis of literature from diverse fields highlights the problems of thinking about biological evolution in isolation from physical constraints.

By reintegrating the study of 'retardation' with the study of autism and then drawing new conceptual divisions between these two problems, Wing and Gould tried to create a new comprehensive framework for the study of problems of thinking in children.

"Then you have the problem of people thinking they're ordinary and common, not unusual and interesting," Bernstein said.

That's another problem with conventional ways of thinking about this piece.

"Part of the problem is the mistake of thinking the reason for doing it is an economic benefit," he said.