Sentence examples for a perceptual view from inspiring English sources

"So from a perceptual view alone, the opening stages in any military operation would be an extended, almost exclusive air campaign by the United States against Syria, presumably supported politically by the Arab League, NATO, the E.U. and everyone else.

For a recent and quite radical defense of a perceptual view of pain, see Hill (2004, 2006).

Intransitive bodily sensations, like pain, are more of a problem (Aydede, 2009), though Armstrong himself defends a perceptual view of all bodily sensations.

The main source of resistance to a perceptual view of pains comes from the common-sense conception of pain according to which pains are sensations with essential privacy, subjectivity, self-intimation, and incorrigibility.

The core commitment of any perceptual view of pain, put as broadly as possible, is that normally, in having or feeling pain, one is perceiving something extramental.

Then a layout algorithm and a level-dependent perceptual view for multi-scale graphs are proposed to show the attribute-driven graph hierarchy.

The perceptual view of pain as presented so far is a view even an indirect realist can subscribe to, although, as a matter of historical fact, very few indirect realists have done so (Perkins 1983, 2006; Maund 2003, 2006).

In practice, however, almost all defenders of perceptual view of pains are direct realists.

The perceptual view of visual psychology is mainly based on Gestalt psychological findings [77, 78, 79].

For her show at the Serpentine, she's removed sections of gallery walls and built a new entryway to change the perceptual viewing experience for her projections, sculptures, and sound works which together scramble conventions of artistic media and production.

Thus, complex mixtures from a chemical point of view may turn out to be equivalent to simpler mixtures from a perceptual point of view.