Sentence examples for study of actions from inspiring English sources

Because Mimamsa is concerned with the earlier parts of the Vedas (called the Karmakanda), it is also referred to as Purva-Mimamsa ("Prior Study") or Karma-Mimamsa ("Study of Actions").

"Casting our minds back to the role played by certain utterances in naven, we might even say that we are thus moving on from the study of actions in loco verbi to the study of verba in loco actus.

At the end of the paper we study a notion of uniseriality which plays an important role in the study of actions of groups on finite p-groups [15, 30].

In the same spirit, Michael Houseman and Carlo Severi revisited the famous ritual case "naven" and put forward the following statement: "Casting our minds back to the role played by certain utterances in naven, we might even say that we are thus moving on from the study of actions in loco verbi to the study of verba in loco actus.

Note that study of actions on rooted trees (every self-similar group is, by definition, an automorphism group of the rooted tree of finite words over a finite alphabet) is equivalent to the study of residually finite groups by geometric means, i.e., via representations of them in groups of automorphisms of rooted trees.

In a study of actions performed by conspecifics and non-conspecifics, Buccino and colleagues showed that actions belonging to the motor repertoire of the observer were more successful in eliciting activity within the fronto-parietal circuit for action representation than foreign actions [41].

"Sadeh" means field: as in field of study, of action.

The logic of action is the formal study of action in which formal languages are the main tool of analysis.

Current frameworks and definitions in the study of action and adventure sports have led to unclear discourse and contradictory research findings.

1, 2 Buccino et al. 3 report another pilot study of action observation treatment (AOT) in children with cerebral palsy.

Data from a previously published study of action-selection are also shown (Rowe et al. 2005) for direct comparison with the current action-selection contrasts.