Sentence examples for version of the thought from inspiring English sources

That certainly applies to blacks in the United States, who probably anticipate that they may be stopped by the police -- a fresher version of the thought that has always rattled around in the backs of their heads.

But this extra information must also be discarded when the demon looks at the next nucleus a process, Dr Lloyd has shown, that results in even more waste heat.Dr Lloyd and his group have managed to construct a real version of the thought experiment.

Instead of a red tomato Dennett, in his version of the thought experiment, presents Mary with a bright blue banana.

" 'If we put this in an auction, and all the stars were aligned, and the five biggest collectors that collect this item were there,' " he said, giving his version of the thought process of the "Roadshow" appraisers, " 'and three of them just hit the lottery and they were mad at each other — it could go for this".

In today's issue of Science, a real-life version of this thought experiment suggests that the answer may be yes--at least for island lizards.

When they told me this as we stood on the sidewalk -- and I'm not kidding about this -- it was as if I were on a scaffold, and the trap door beneath me had been sprung, and there I was, hanging, and when you're suddenly hanging from the neck, everything, including your bowels, registers some version of this thought: "Well, this is certainly different".

Jonathan Haidt, who gives a version of this thought experiment in his provocative new book, wants us to know that reason and instinctive outrage are always going to co-exist in cases like this.

WATCHING the fanfare that follows any new product announcement from Apple, like the one on Tuesday that included a smaller version of the iPad, the thought occurs that fashion designers are not doing enough to foster innovation in their field.

An fMRI adapted version of the Articulated Thoughts in Simulated Situations paradigm (ATSS).

To measure provocation and regulation of anger and happiness an adapted version of the Articulated Thoughts in Simulated Situations paradigm (ATSS) for fMRI43 was used.

Mr. Zelinsky's "Fun" offers a relatively calm, considered version of those thoughts, but its underlying assumptions are as shaky as the genre itself.