Sentence examples for thought to action from inspiring English sources

But one hopes that Englander writes more plays, because what he does is rare: he marries thought to action.

In the century after Stewart's Elements the diversity among the phenomena that attention was expected to explain continued to grow and it continued to include phenomena from across the psychological spectrum from perception, to thought, to action.

The wide swath of the corona radiata that we identified as being linked to dangerous activities connects the cortex with the brainstem and spinal cord, and can therefore be characterized as containing the tracts that connect thought to action.

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Such investigative methods can generate useful statistics and hypotheses about how a suicidal impulse might start and how it travels from thought to action, but that's not the same as objective evidence about how it unfolds in real time.

It is a perception Dostoyevsky apparently shared in his student days, but by the time he came to write "Crime and Punishment," he had ample reason to re-evaluate many assumptions, among them the relation of thought to action.

Tudjman is not thought to have seen action during the war, instead helping publish a partisan newspaper.

The homing of lymphocytes to secondary lymphoid organs is thought to involve the action of chemokines.

In contrast, the major signal source of Ca2+-sensitive dye is thought to be an action potential [1][2].

Thiazolidinediones are thought to exert their action by binding to peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor-gamma [ 16].

The SP phenotype is thought to occur through action of the ABCG2/BCRP1 transport cassette protein (Zhou et al, 2001a; Ahmed-Belkacem et al, 2006).