Examples of using Mental activity in English and their translations into Hebrew
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producing an invigorating and stimulating mental activity effect.
Yellow can be used in rooms where you want to focus and active mental activity.
Unfortunately they cannot succeed in refuting the fact that the appearance and utterances of their spirits are merely the products of their own mental activity.
Physical activities that also involve mental activity such as plotting your route, observing traffic signals, or making choices provide additional value for brain health.
In all mammals, one of the highly preserved behavioural traits is that mental activity increases when hungry and decreases with satiation.
to suspend temporarily all mental activity.
Furthermore, it can stimulate the mental activity, clear the mind,
The nervous system consumes more glucose than most other parts of the body and effortful mental activity appears to be especially expensive in the currency of glucose.
activate mental activity, stabilize the nervous system.
Furthermore, it stimulates mental activity, clears the mind,
The brain produces and shapes mental activity, the brain surgeon said; mental activity does not alter the brain.
helps to increase mental activity, prevents early aging of the skin.
make the mind firm, to limit mental activity so that mindfulness and self-awareness can easily arise.
We completely engage our mental activity in the breathing without thinking about anything else.
make the mind firm, to limit mental activity so that mindfulness and self-awareness can easily arise.
Somewhat ironically, this came about at the very same time General Semantics was investigating the idea that mental activity had a direct correlation to physiological activity. .
Practicing meditation eases the suffering of prisoners by relaxing physical tension and mental activity.
In that case, knowing more than one language is similar to stimulating mental activity.
Just as physical activity keeps our body robust, mental activity keeps our mind sharp.
in a world inaccessible to us, an inner relationship between our brain-mechanism and our mental activity;