"Divide your tasks in to two categories: cognitive tasks, which require thinking,and computing, and other tasks which are more routine, such as formatting your work," said Morgan.
Unlike reading books and long magazine articles (which require thinking), we can swallow limitless quantities of news flashes, which are bright-coloured candies for the mind.
The first is the life course perspective which requires thinking in terms of changes in causal pathways across the life span when considering health and disease patterns in human populations.
But the writer distinguishes between knowing things and having knowledge, which requires thinking and therefore takes time, which many people don't have a lot of anymore.
A new consensus is needed which might even require thinking outside of the licence fee box.
It may be complex and require thinking in ways which are not easy for those accustomed to managing financial returns.
She contrasted manners, such as any mindless automaton one might master, with morals which require critical thinking.
The researchers, Dr. Jennifer A. Richeson of Dartmouth and Dr. J. Nicole Shelton of Princeton, speculated that the strain of veiling prejudices might sap performance, because executive function -- which requires organizing, thinking and attention -- appears to be a limited resource.
Early humans had to plan and execute hunts as a group, which required complicated thinking patterns and, it's been thought, rewarded the social and brainy with evolutionary success.
The Regents-driven city and state math curriculum for all students leaves the most advanced ones as much as three years behind where they should be, the panel said, if they want to be ready for college-level math, science, architecture, nursing and even law, which requires analytical thinking.
Super resolution (SR) microscopy unlocked new opportunities for cell biologists to investigate cells and cellular functions at unprecedented resolution up to few nanometers, which require re-thinking of biologists about new and previous discoveries [ 1].
