英语释义

• of or being or relating to or involving cognition;

  "cognitive psychology"

  "cognitive style"

片语

cognitive psychology[心理] 认知心理学

cognitive competence认知能力

cognitive theory认知理论

cognitive ability认知能力

cognitive development认知发展

cognitive linguistics认知语言学

cognitive function认知功能

cognitive skills认知能力

cognitive domain认知领域

Cognitive Science认知科学；理性科学；认识科学

cognitive learning认知学习

cognitive therapy认知疗法

cognitive neuroscience认知神经科学；神经系统学

cognitive process认识过程；认知历程

cognitive environment认知环境

cognitive strategy认知策略

cognitive structure认知结构

cognitive dissonance认知失调；认知悔误；内心沖突

cognitive conflict认知沖突

cognitive approach认知法

cognitive style认知方式；认知类型

cognitive deficit认知缺陷

cognitive disorder认知障碍

cognitive science认知科学；理性科学；认识科学

cognitive mapping认知地图；认知绘图；[测] 认知制图

cognitive map认知地图

英汉例句

• until now it has not been known whether children who snore, but do not have obstructive sleep apnea, are at risk, too, for these cognitive and behavioral problems.

  目前，还不得而知的是，打呼但是未患有阻塞性睡眠呼吸暂停综合中的儿童是否也有风险遇到认知和行为方面的问题。

• if darwinian dynamics can give us the flexibility to cope with new diseases, why not also the flexibility to find cognitive solutions to novel problems?

  如果达尔文的动力学可以给予我们对付新疾病的灵活性，为什么这种灵活性就不能找到解决新问题的认知方案呢？

• but clinicians report that there is often no quick cognitive fix for people with complex histories.

  但临床医生报告说，经常有没有快速复杂的历史与人的认知修复。

• cognitive differences can be reflected in writing, since it mirrors the way of thinking.

  因为写作反映了思维方式，所以它可以体现认知的差异。

• loaded with vivid pictures and fresh thoughts on cognitive differences between east and west, the book ends with the author’s question about the future of the world.

  本书用生动的图片和新鲜的思维揭示了东西方之间的认知差异，本书以作者的关于世界的未来的问题作为结束语。

• in 2008 he shared the cognitive science prize for showing that slime moulds can find the fastest path through a maze to find food.

  2008年他和其他的研究者共享了认知科学奖，以表彰他发现「黏菌可以在迷宫中找到食物的最短的路径」。

• why, then, should we not study the acquisition of a cognitive structure like language more or less as we study some complex bodily organ?

  我们为什么不应当,像研究某些复杂身体器官那样,去或多或少地研究,像语言这样的认知结构的习得

• but our cognitive abilities might be the most important difference between humans and animals; they have enabled our language, culture, science and technology, and complex social organization.

  但是，我们的认知能力确实是人与动物最重要的区别。 认知能力强化了我们的语言、文化、科技以及复杂的社会结构。

• in fact, conceptions of emotions in cognitive science stress the adaptive regulatory powers of the emotions.

  事实上，在认知科学中，情绪这一概念强调的是适应性情绪调控力。

• 「driving is difficult. it takes substantial cognitive effort, visual perception. you need to be seeing the world around you,」 he explained.

  「驾驶不是一件容易事，这需要大量的认知努力、视觉感受，你必须看到你周围的世界，」他解释说。

• there is ongoing research into whether cognitive and executivefunctions can be restored in those with brain damage from traumaticbrain injuries or schizophrenia.

  有一项关于是否认知和执行功能可以在脑损伤或精神分裂的毁坏中恢复的研究正在进行。

• it agrees with cognitive therapy; you can change your story to change your emotions.

  其和认知治疗达到了共识；你可以改变你的故事从而改变你的情绪。

• it has been unclear what role, if any, these waves play in cognitive functions such as learning and memory.

  脑波，它们在认知如学习和记忆上，扮演什么角色还不清楚，假如真有影响的的话。

• as different people respond to different modalities, those who do not work well with releasing can simply use one of the two cognitive practices on the answers.

  由于不同的人擅长采用不同的方法，那些在释放情感方面做得不够好的人可以对自己的答案采用以下认知方式，这并不难做。

• rather, some of the unique cognitive capacities that have made us so successful as a species also work together to create a tendency for supernatural thinking.

  其实，使得我们成为如此成功的一个物种的某些人类独特的认知能力，同时也共同作用而创造出一种趋于超自然思想的倾向。

• all participants also completed a reaction-time test at the end of the experiment designed to measure their cognitive capacity.

  所有参与者还在实验结束时完成了一个反应时间的测试来衡量他们的认知能力。

• when we think about human potential, we often think about our cognitive abilities: our capacity for rational thought is what distinguishes us from animals.

  一想到人类的潜能，就会想到我们的认知能力：将人类与动物区别开来的正是我们的理性思维能力。

• instead, if you do not use your mental faculties, you accelerate the degeneration of cells and the loss of your cognitive abilities.

  相反，要是你不经常使用你的精神能力，你就会加速这些细胞的退化甚至会导致你的认知能力的丧失。

• the good news, as they report in neurology, is that frequent activity of this sort seems to slow the rate of mental decline in those without cognitive impairment.

  他们将研究结果刊登在《神经病学》上。好消息是，没有认知障碍的人经常参加着这些活动似乎可以降低治理衰退的速率。

• programs produce sets of equations — describing the role of rainfall on a desert plateau, or air pollution in triggering asthma, or multitasking on cognitive function.

  各种程序生成了不同的方程组——描述沙漠高原降雨量的作用，或触发哮喘的空气污染，或认知功能的多任务处理。

• in the upcoming months we will be continually expanding this section, offering essays from some of the brightest minds in philosophy and cognitive science.

  在未来的数月，我们将继续扩展这些部分，提供来自哲学中一些最闪耀思想和认知科学的短论。

• this idea is not consistent with the definition of rationality in modern cognitive science.

  然而，这种观点与现代认知科学对合理性的定义并不符合。

• these internal electrical signals contain information about certain cognitive and behavioral states but, until now, it had not been shown whether they actually change the activity of the brain itself.

  这些内部的电信号包含一定的认知和行为状态的信息，但是，到目前为止，我们不知道它们是否真正的改变大脑自身的活动。

• these questions impose enormous cognitive demands. the brain has limited capacities. if you increase demands on one sort of question, it performs less well on other sorts of questions.

  这些问题提出了大量认知上的要求。人的大脑容量有限。假如某一问题占用了更多（容量），那么大脑在别的问题上就会表现差一些。

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