Sentence examples for vision of cognitive from inspiring English sources

Again in contrast to the majority of socio-cultural anthropology, this approach endorsed a vision of cognitive architecture in which cognition is endowed with a rich, genetically-determined structure, that influences cultural processes in a meaningful way.

Figure4 serves to illustrate the vision of cognitive networks.

The grand vision of cognitive networking can enable various interesting applications.

A vision of a cognitive radio based approach that uses allocated spectrum in an opportunistic manner to create virtual unlicensed bands, i.e., bands that are shared with the primary users on a non-interfering basis.

33 Typical symptoms associated with PML progress over days to weeks and can include progressive weakness on one side of the body, disturbances of vision, cognitive deficits, and personality changes.

Medical conditions and methods for assessment (addressing issues of vision, frailty, cognitive impairment, and hypo- and hyperglycemia).

Importantly, there was no significant association between loss of vision and cognitive function.

Our method of dichotomizing variables may have overestimated the effect of cognitive problems or vision on self-restriction, as those who reported "rarely" having problems were included as positive responses.

Two primary sets of dependent measures were obtained from all 245 subjects in this study: (1) 40 psychophysical measures of threshold sensitivity and temporal processing in hearing, vision, and touch and (2) 15 measures of cognitive function from the WAIS III.

Indeed, it is likely that OTs and other health professionals frequently deliver care to older adults who have, for example, serious co-morbidities, difficulties with vision and memory, and some level of cognitive impairment and dementia.

In this article we explore the current avenues and future applications of visual attentional models that have a significant bearing on the fields of computer vision and cognitive robotics.