Примери за imagining

• Spending Christmas with him and his brother - I can't imagine anything worse!

• Try to imagine what life must have been like for Neolithic man 10 000 years ago.

• "Did you hear a noise?" "No, you're imagining things."

• You can't imagine what it would be like to have your child die - it's quite unthinkable.

• He has the most awful taste so you can probably imagine what his house looks like.

• The way information is processed in an imagining engine is similar to that in the human brain in the aspects of functional and structural similarities.

• One can visualize this by imagining a point and its image connected by a piece of elastic string.

• There are countless anecdotes of inventive optimists who succeeded where others failed by imagining waiting customers.

• Imagining the life-span : from premodern miracles to postmodern fantasies.

• The two projects presented here experiment in different media with the imagining of a world in distraction.

• In this imagining, democratic state-building derived legitimacy from its theoretical antithesis: personal power derived from a personal crime.

• As we have seen, an objection that quickly comes to mind is that we have little trouble imagining worlds better than ours.

• One may, for example, be asked to participate in a drill while imagining that one is playing in the upcoming championship.

• He thinks that one will obviously be imagining an empty, immaterial extension.

• It is simply the avowal of introspection, just as one might report imagining anything else visual, tactile, or auditory.

• The authors strip away these layers, without ever imagining that they will get to an unproblematic core.

• The left hemisphere may be needed to attend to, or generate, self-action; this explains left lateralization for apraxia, imitation of another, and imagining self-action.

• In fact his ideas on the nature of nations and democracy had been established whilst imagining the future of the empire, not its end.

• He was also less capable than they were of imagining that the rupture caused by the revolution could be undone.

• What are moral philosophers imagining as the social realization of the views they propose and defend?