Sentence examples for trained to imagine from inspiring English sources

PIT and PVT only differ in their instructions: PIT participants are trained to imagine each of the scenarios and then to rate the vividness of their mental image, whereas PVT participants are trained to concentrate on the words and meaning of each scenario and then rate how difficult it was to understand the scenarios.

Ms. Koppett, who is keeping her name, is the author of "Training to Imagine: Practical Improvisational Theater Techniques to Enhance Communications, Creativity, Leadership and Learning" (Stylus Publishing, 2001).

My colleague Bill Joos told me that when he started his career at IBM, the company trained him to imagine there was a little man sitting on his shoulder during presentations.

Fourteen adults were precisely instructed and trained on how to imagine themselves or others perform a movement sequence, with the aim of promoting kinesthetic and visual imagery, respectively, in the context of an fMRI experiment using block design.

Train yourself to imagine how glorious it'll feel to take a hot shower after your workout, and you won't need to "make yourself" exercise; you'll have the urge to do so.

The project turns out to involve time travel; the idea is that artists and other imaginative people can be trained (by self-hypnosis) to imagine themselves so completely in the past that they actually go there.

"My First Octopus" involves a toilet hole on a Turkish train - hard to imagine many other Grand Old Poets writing this one.

We are in essence attempting to recreate the way my brain approaches and thinks about art and design, so we can create and train this neural net to imagine sculptures and garments like I do.

But even if the funding agencies are more open-minded than that (and I suspect some of them might be), it's hard to imagine people trained in clinical research investigating such topics in the first place, because their training is very much disease-focused, and their research tends to be as well.

Considering that medical internship is one of the most significant segments of medical training, it is logical to imagine that physicians graduating from medical school who have undergone specialist training in obstetrics and gynecology in maternity hospitals in which Cesarean section rates are high would be more liberal in their opinions and conduct in relation to this mode of delivery.

In the current study, participants in the imagery condition were instructed to imagine themselves in the training scenarios, and participants in the non-imagery condition were not instructed to use any particular mode of processing.