thought process

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Can you describe the key points of your argument and the thoughtprocess that led you in this direction?
The first step in this prototypical thoughtprocess of a geologist was our motivation for inventing the concept of uncommon maps.
The narrator only speculates, unflatteringly, on her thoughtprocess and motives.
In many situations, this would be closer to the thoughtprocess and would provide a kind of executable specification for automata.
There were no models really, no thoughtprocess even about how this related to income and prices.
Or to put it another way, architecture is the result of a thoughtprocess which in turn induces thought processes in others.
This was to be recalled through their senses, not by any conscious thoughtprocess, and using as many of the five senses as they could.
The desire to automate the generation of function structures can in no way be considered as a replacement for the thoughtprocess that one undergoes while creating function structures.
On the other hand, "scatter for we head" does not only register the thoughtprocess directly but also reawakens the sense of generalised disorder and helplessness.
Agulhon also explains the thoughtprocess which led to the attitudes of the right, now completely inadmissible, in what was to them the post-war (retrospectively the interwar).
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