Sentence examples similar to proximate thought from inspiring English sources
Powerful postures versus powerful roles: which is the proximate correlate of thought and behavior?
In the meantime, send in any thoughts on proximate viewing promontories named after British athletes.
Two proximate encounters typified the currents of thought.
In 2001, Petrone and colleagues suggested in a Nature paper that the body postures of the victims at Herculaneum were suggestive of thermal shock rather than suffocation by noxious gases or ash, long thought to be the proximate cause of death for many at Pompeii.
In their view, the proximate causes seem clear enough.
In my view, the most important form of proximate learning is experiential learning.
"I started thinking about the uncanniness of wax and how proximate it is to our lives.
If you do not practice this, other thoughts arise: "…then those [thoughts] which are most frequent [or clearest], or most proximate arise, because they have been most forcefully cultivated, except when there are simultaneous special conditions external to the body".
These findings address long-standing questions about the proximate source of human altruism by suggesting that prosocial behavior results, in part, from our broader tendency for social-cognitive thought.
Proximate lignin and cellulose.
