Higher thought

On the insistence of the poet, less was spoken about his poems and more about poetry as an indispensable medium of higher thought and creative expression.

The visionary is a conduit between those two dimensions of higher thought and our physical reality.

By 1924, a major textbook described human olfactory bulbs almost as if evolution of higher thought had shrunken them to near useless, atrophied blobs.

One idea was that patch cells were fed by the brain's higher thought centers, suggesting they could play a role in cognition, whereas the matrix cells seemed to play a role in sensing and movement.

How then would the society be re-engineered Remember, the philosophy as the higher thought is not for the majority.

These students are capable of abstract higher thought and critical thinking; they are experts, sometimes knowing all that there is to know in their own given field, including the very latest research from all around the globe.

Along with the evolution of higher thought and imagination, Tonegawa says, came the ability of the human mind to create elaborate memories, some of which are false.

When was the last time debates around education articulated the virtues of higher thought, scholarship, a liberal education in the sense of one that frees the mind?

Compared with other species, human brain's ratio to body size is significantly larger and has a much greater cerebral cortex, the area that has a higher concentration of neurons and controls higher thought processes.

In addition, with regards to the wait-time after posing a question, the average teacher\'s wait-time was found to be one second whereas Carin23 concludes that the amount of time that elapses between a teacher asking a question and calling upon a student to answer that question is essential to the development of higher thought processes.

Many ancient thinkers can be tracked back through history, as patriarchs of higher thought. "Paramenides, Venerable and Awesome: Proceedings of the International Symposium" discusses the most vital work of Paramenides, 'On Nature', an epic poem that sprawls deeply, and spoke of many topics that were not extensively discussed prior to his time.