Sentence examples for used in thinking from inspiring English sources
The effect is not ridiculous but speaks for the wild imagination Picasso used in thinking about the approaching event.
D2 is found in the frontal cortex (used in thinking), the temporal cortex (speech and motor functions) and the basal ganglia, which smooths out limb movements.
Donald Broadbent's distinctive contribution to the overthrow of behaviourism was to show how the move from behavioural data to the postulation of a particular cognitive architecture could be disciplined by the then-new strategy of importing into psychology the intellectual resources used in thinking about information technology.
Jewkes et al.'s (this issue) paper includes a detailed discussion of how hegemonic masculinity has been used in thinking about men, men's behaviours and the 'target' of interventions theoretically.
We derive a formula for the optimal allocation of resources between chosen surveillance levels and provide a simple approximation that can be used in thinking more heuristically about planning surveillance.
It is also important to note that speech production and perception systems overlap extensively so that many of the regions used to perceive a voice are also used in thinking and speaking (e.g. STS, Spt).
Yet her approach might actually be more likely to sway fearful parents, offering them an alternative set of images and associations to use in thinking about immunization.
"[The 'Three Sisters'] system has a lot of principles that we can use in thinking about sustainable agricultural systems today," she says.
The meaningful number of categories refers to the number of categories that individuals typically use in thinking about an attribute in such situations as making a choice or judgment.
One such issue concerns the design of the user interface, and the relationship between the tasks performed by the technologies on the one hand, and the concepts that humans use in thinking about those tasks on the other.
The CQI philosophical concept of internal and external customers of an organization may be a more inclusive concept to use in thinking through how to make health systems people centred.
