Sentences with phrase «various senses»

«The fact that their writings were, in various senses, «occasional» is not the point,» he notes.

These areas integrate information obtained from various senses, process the information, and carry out responses.

Babies at this age love exploring using various senses, so experiment playing with different sounds, materials and textures.

Teacher's that provide classroom activities that utilize various senses, will notice that their students learning attention will increase, and it will make for an optimal learning environment.

Compared with more avant - grade Edge series, Galaxy S7's steady and easy - going design makes it cover various senses of style, and minimal accents, smooth lines and refined coating add more aesthetic elements to the handset.

Sensory Integration Dysfunction has to do with the way your body monitors, processes and integrates the information through various senses through which we get all of our information.

More than 300 Arlington Public Schools teachers have been trained to help students with dyslexia by using an approach that combines various senses and teaches sounds before making them into words.

The Lollipop update for HTC's One models should also bring various Sense improvements, as revealed in a recent leak.

It is therefore difficult to generalize about «secularization — a word which itself is used in various senses.

This is that the different senses of «being» are not on a parity, that the various senses ultimately have reference to one sense as basic.

When, however, the text is internalized and its meaning and descriptions understood and sensed (by the various senses), there is closure.

It is one kind of thing to understand a person when she is my wife in the context of our life together, another to understand her when she is a potential buyer and I an advertiser in the context of contemporary American consumerist culture, still another when she is a client and I a psychiatrist in a psychotherapeutic context, even though these various senses of «to understand» overlap in various ways.

Surely these various senses of «to understand» have something in common?

Koller explains, «The various senses of dharma all refer to what must be done to maintain and support the individual, the family, social class, and the whole society.»

We have here the two strongest general forces (apart from the mere impulse of the various senses) which influence men, and they seem to be set one against the other — the force of our religious intuitions, and the force of our impulse to accurate observation and logical deduction.

There is exploratory play, where a kid is exploring a toy with their various senses; cause - and - effect, when a toy's function (such as lighting up) is caused from a particular action (pressing a button); and functional play, where a toy is played with in the way it was intended or designed to be played.

It seems to me that reward theorists like Kessler and so far Stephan also fail to consistently distinguish between food reward in various senses.

These stimuli can be received from our various senses like vision, hearing, or touch.

Before beginning instruction on the five senses, a kindergarten teacher asks each student to draw a picture of the body parts related to the various senses and show what each part does.