Sentence examples for thought communication from inspiring English sources

According to the brief in the case, the chimps "are capable of rational thought, communication, and other higher cognitive functions," justifying their treatment as the legal equivalent of minors or disabled humans.

The definition of "Human Intelligence" has been debated almost as much as the definition of love, but a commonly accepted definition is one's capacity for understanding, self-awareness, logic, abstract thought, communication, learning, memory, emotional knowledge, creativity and problem solving.

Without these previously independent lives working together, we would not have the capacity for thought, communication, and movement.

I've always thought communication was important, but the older I get the more I realize that you cannot communicate enough, and you need to answer people's questions and their concerns directly.

Some thought communication to be constrained by their parents, whereas others explicitly used their parents in the communication with health care providers.

Defining its specific hatefulness is an exercise in thought and communication.

Kurosawa invests the unknowability of the event with horror, suggesting that the three of them somehow chanced upon, or created, a black hole in human thought and communication, whose confusion and violence can never be clearly explained or remembered, as in the Marabar caves in A Passage to India with their endless echoing "Bo-oum".

Some radiologists "confuse perfection of language with clarity of thought and communication".

If most if not all names of natural languages are not genuine 'logical' names, then what are they and what is their function in human thought and communication?

The other view recognized the unique thought and communication processes entailed in academic writing and the role of both content course faculty and writing instructors in academic writing instruction.

His extensive written work addresses topics stretching from social-political theory to aesthetics, epistemology and language to philosophy of religion, and his ideas have significantly influenced not only philosophy but also political-legal thought, sociology, communication studies, argumentation theory and rhetoric, developmental psychology and theology.