Sentence examples for world direction from inspiring English sources

How will we compete in this world?" Direction is more important than speed, I argued.

Each world direction was associated with a Bacab, a sacred ceiba, or silk cotton tree, a bird, and a colour according to the following scheme: east red, north white, west black, and south yellow.

While NCCAM's 2011-2015 strategic plan has a stated "real world" direction, exploration of cost-effectiveness remains negligible.

The challenges featured will be some of the most creative and inventive yet: the chefs take over the concession stands at the Nationals stadium, go inside the CIA's closely guarded headquarters and literally receive out of this world direction on one challenge from a NASA astronaut orbiting Earth.

That is, a mismatch between expectation and sensory input may be corrected by changing doxastic states (a mind to world direction of change) or by changing the sensory input by way of manipulating the world.

To each of the four world directions were attached five of the 20 day-signs, one of them being a Year-Bearer (east, acatl, "reed"; west, calli, "house"; north, tecpatl, "flint knife"; south, tochtli, "rabbit"), a colour (east, red or green; west, white; north, black; south, blue), and certain gods.

Cognitive states (e.g., beliefs, percepts, and memories) have propositional content, of course, but they have what Searle calls mind-to-world direction of fit, by which he means that the mind is describing a current reality that exists independently of it.

Nevertheless, both the assertion and conjecture have word-to-world direction of fit.

So look for other developers to go in the real-world direction, too.

A more basic feature of cognition is that is has a "mind-to-world direction of fit".

That is to say, whereas beliefs have a "mind-to-world" direction of fit, desires have a "world-to-mind" direction of fit.