It is only by first recovering a genuine theological concept of the symbol, therefore, that we are able in turn to distinguish an authentic concept of the allegorical.
But suppose one also thinks it is clear that phenomenal character is confined to sensory experience and imagery, and that this cannot bring with it the rational and inferential capacities required for genuine concept possession.
In the former, concepts in adjacent data chunks are sufficiently close to each other; in the latter, genuine concepts in adjacent data chunks may randomly and rapidly changed.
"This is not about some abstract concept," Barak said as he gazed out at the lights of Tel Aviv, "but a genuine concern.
For instance, Wright maintains that the possibility of error is required for concept application, which is in turn required for substantial self-knowledge".[E]rror if only second-order error—has to be possible, if a genuine exercise of concepts is involved" (Wright 1989: 634).
While MRI is merely a means to visualize diffusion, molecular diffusion itself (of water or other molecules, metabolites, neurotransmitters) has a life of its own and remains a powerful, genuine multidisciplinary concept at our disposal to understand cell physiology and life.
In other passages, however, Spinoza treats perfection as whatever is "positive" or "real" in a thing, a genuine property, and this concept forms part of his formal apparatus (IId6).
Whether this lack of specificity about the designer's identity in public discussions is a genuine feature of the concept, or just a posture taken to avoid alienating those who would separate religion from the teaching of science, has been a matter of great debate between supporters and critics of intelligent design.
Our data demonstrate a marked positive modulatory effect of TLR activation on cell sensitivity to C5a, supporting the concept of a genuine crosstalk between TLRs and C5aR, and indicate that TLRs may exert their modulatory effect by reducing the negative regulatory capacity of C5L2 on C5aR.
