Sentence examples for thought proceeded from inspiring English sources

He took a fresh beer from the refrigerator, sat at the kitchen table, and, still lost in thought, proceeded to eat the steaming food.

The development of the algebra of logic in the Laws of Thought proceeded much as in his 1847 book, with minor changes to his translation scheme, and with the selection operators replaced by classes.

"Morinism", or "complex thought", proceeds by paradoxes of this kind.

Characteristically, her thought proceeds by way of verbal fission and replication: She shifts on the substandard bed.

According to Dharmakīrti, conceptual thought proceeds by applying distinctions among particulars in a way that reflects some subjective intention and beginningless habits acquired in countless past lives.

The β-hydrogen elimination reaction is thought to proceed through the transition state, and as might be expected from this reaction mechanism, compounds with an accessible central metal atom tend to undergo β-hydrogen elimination readily.

Both the β-hydrogen elimination and addition of M−H across a C=C double bond are thought to proceed through a cyclic intermediate involving a three-centre, two-electron bond where a hydrogen atom bridges between the carbon and the metal atoms.

Female sexual development, by contrast, was thought to proceed by 'default' in the absence of SRY.

Any effort to come to grips with Epictetus' thought must proceed from an awareness of his chosen objectives.

One proposed pathway [9, 10] is thought to proceed as described in Fig. 1 with light being one known cause of oxidation, although other environmental risks may contribute.

Lipid peroxidation is thought to proceed via radical-mediated abstraction of hydrogen atoms from methylene carbons in polyunsaturated fatty acids (Rajapakse et al. 2005).