Sentence examples for accommodate the distinction from inspiring English sources

The hierarchical architecture may also accommodate the distinction between the Freudian primary and secondary processes, where the secondary process provides top-down predictions to reduce free-energy associated with the primary process (cf. converting free energy into bound energy).

An important distinction must be made in arguments that support the Bayesian way of accommodating evidence: the distinction between Bayes' theorem, as a mathematical given, and Bayes' rule, as a principle of coherence over time.

Other clinical trial design decisions, such as the inclusion of children in a phase I LCA trial to accommodate the limited therapeutic window of patients, further blurs the research-treatment distinction.

That distinction will become more clouded when the N.H.L. takes a break to accommodate the Winter Olympics in a few weeks.

He'd accommodate the line — metrically, rhythmically".

Widen the hole to accommodate the adapter.

The account has to be slightly complicated to accommodate a distinction between simple and complex propositions: it will apply directly only to simple propositions, and indirectly to complex ones.

As Tugendhat (1967) observes, it is a plausible condition on the acceptability of any proposed account of truth that it accommodate a distinction between what is asserted or intended and how things are in themselves.

Both India and Russia are wary of accommodating the Taliban in any power-sharing arrangement in Afghanistan and have resented any distinction between the so-called good and bad Taliban.

Outsider art also accommodates the late bloomer.

This accommodates the referentialism.