Sample Sentences forcognition (auto-selected)
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She thinks working on the puzzles improves her cognition.cognition = thinking
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The idea was that if insight involves a fundamentally different type of cognition, then problem-solving by insight should recruit brain areas and mechanisms different from those recruited in problem-solving without insight. (source)cognition = mental processing
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He believed that the basis of human cognition changed from one generation to the next.† (source)
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It had not escaped me that a number of the books on Dave's shelves had titles with the word sex in them: Adolescent Sexuality, Sex and Cognition, Patterns of Sexual Deviance and —my favorite: Out of the Shadows: Understanding Sexual Addiction.† (source)
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It is the framework of cognition.† (source)
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She wondered whether this was what one felt while awaiting a verdict of death: no fear, no anger, no concern, nothing but the icy detachment of light without heat or of cognition without values.† (source)
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Taking her from behind while she knelt, thrusting into the cleft between those smooth white globes, I suddenly clenched my eyes shut and, I remember, thought in a weird seizure of cognition of the necessity of redefining "joy,"† (source)
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In deep sleep, declare the Hindus, the self is unified and blissful; therefore deep sleep is called the cognitional state.† (source)
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This consciousness is a source of self-cognition quite apart from and independent of reason.† (source)
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I think we are innately suspicious of this kind of rapid cognition.† (source)
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Carmen says that the way Chicano English developed tells us something about language, cognition, and the human brain.† (source)
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It is the essence of the one self-cognition common to all states of consciousness.† (source)
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One action of hers, however, brought him to full cognition.† (source)
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Then, in a wave of horror, he had one final cognition.† (source)
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A typical one was the importance of art to human cognition.† (source)
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Only by separating the two sources of cognition, related to one another as form to content, do we get the mutually exclusive and separately incomprehensible conceptions of freedom and inevitability.† (source)
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