Sentence examples for As characterized above from inspiring English sources

As characterized above, mindreading is a human capacity directed at humans.

Second, we have discussed that, if true, LOTH would solve one of the mysteries about thinking minds: how is thinking (as characterized above) possible?

Not only is the platonism under discussion not Plato's, platonism as characterized above is a purely metaphysical view: it should be distinguished from other views that have substantive epistemological content.

But these views are entirely compatible with the ordinary conception, as characterized above, because they do not (or at least need not) have any revisionary implications regarding which objects there are at a given place and time.

Furthermore, scientists themselves don't seem to take the scientific epistemic attitude (as characterized above) to all of what they believe, or even all of what they believe as scientists.

In short, the algebraic approach focuses on local (or quasi-local) observables and treats the notion of a field as a derivative notion; whereas the axiomatic approach (as characterized just above) regards the field concept as the fundamental notion.

Finally, although not as well characterized as the above interactions, recent data also indicate that the receptors associate with EIN2 (Bisson et al. 2009; Bisson and Groth 2010).

By contrast, Wallace (2006) argues that an interpretation of QFT should be based on what he calls "Lagrangian" QFT, which are close associates with what is characterized above as the pragmatic approach.

Consider the resemblance between what we have characterized above as an abstract concept (e.g., preparation) and a typical example of an analogy one might, for instance, construct an analogy to describe preparation by comparing a student studying for a difficult examination to a long-distance runner training for a marathon (law student : studying :: marathon runner : training).

Evidence against the information theoretic hypothesis (as characterized using the MI equation derived above) is therefore evidence in favor of an internal monitoring system.

Each facility is located above 1,600 m, an altitude above that defined as characterizing highland/epidemic-prone malaria (18 – 20 ), although such limits have been challenged (5 ) The average altitudinal limits of the wider area shown in Figure 1 range from 1,600 to 2,200 m.