Impassioned lovers also distort reality, change their priorities and daily habits to accommodate the beloved, experience personality changes (affect disturbance), and sometimes do inappropriate or risky things to impress this special other.
The continued progress in autonomous vehicles made by a host of companies, including Tesla, Google and Ford, makes the possibility of mobile retail stores even more feasible, allowing for tailored designs to better accommodate the shopping experience than previous attempts.
To accommodate the research experience, students in the experimental sections did not perform Enzymes (lab 4) and Mitosis/Meiosis (lab 8) and performed shortened versions for four of the traditional labs.
Such a theory isn't equipped to accommodate the actual variable experiences of MTFs trying to negotiate gender in a sexist and transphobic world.
But the multinational tour buses circulating between Assisi and Francis' retreat on Mount Subasio, and his original tiny chapels since recreated and encased in gigantic churches to accommodate the crowds made the experience feel more like a visit to a theme park than a reflection of the simple, austere life Francis personified.
Campbell argues that an adequate account of the nature of our conscious experience of objects should accommodate the fact that such conscious experience performs a significant explanatory role.
Only some kind of supernatural model has the right kind of features to accommodate the temporal dynamics of the experience; rival models (such as the neuroscientifically-informed brain dysfunction model) do not generate predictions at the rapid time scales of processing of sensorimotor systems.
Many have argued that this sort of theory can adequately accommodate the phenomenological aspects of experience that a naïve realist might point to e.g., the apparent presence to mind of mind-independent objects and their features without being committed to the idea that hallucinations fail to have the phenomenal character that they introspectively seem to have.
One widespread worry is whether any purely scientific theory can accommodate the subjective nature of human experience.
One of the many possible logical constructions -borrowing Russell's terminology- or constitution systems of knowledge was to accommodate the epistemic value of individual experience while preserving the objective form of scientific knowledge (Friedman 1999).
