Sentence examples for sensing examples from inspiring English sources

The reasonable performance for the detection of the contact state was verified through the sensing examples.

Plants have various proteins that sense relative lengths of dark and light periods during a day (it is actually the dark period they are sensing; examples of plants' light-sensing proteins are phytochrome and cryptochrome).

Big abstract paintings by Chris Martin are, in a sense, examples of the meditative impulse once removed.

The third paper concentrates on developing techniques for formalizing challenging common sense examples.

In this sense, examples (1) and (2) above are exclusive-comparative cp-laws because in (1), the cp-connection between temperature and volume holds only for approximately ideal gases, and in (2) the cp-connection holds only under psychologically normal conditions.

Rapid turnover (aka, good business sense) examples: chocolate, cereal, salsa, and cheese.

Many types of aquatic animals with common names ending in "fish" are not fish in this sense; examples include shellfish, cuttlefish, starfish, crayfish and jellyfish.

So far we have only used common-sense examples; in order to apply the formalism of active inference to self- and other- representation, we must determine – at least roughly – the categories of belief about self and others that people actually use.

Here is a common-sense example, which may help to illustrate why interactions cannot be secondary phenomena in any causal process consisting of a chain of steps.

*** Discoveries about intricate cross-species communication in plants have opened a new frontier in botany, revealing that the plant kingdom has more than 20 different senses, and examples of what can only be described as vegetal intelligence.

Figure 4 Sensing region example.