Sentence examples for analog contents from inspiring English sources
According to inner-sense theory, it is the higher-order perceptual contents produced by the operations of our inner-senses that make some mental states with analog contents, but not others, available to their subjects.
According to the sort of higher-order theory that is presently under discussion, these senses, too, will need to have their outputs scanned to produce higher-order analog contents in order for those outputs to become phenomenally conscious.
For if we possess higher-order perceptual contents, then it should be possible for us to learn to recognize the occurrence of our own perceptual states immediately or 'straight off' grounded in those higher-order analog contents.
This argument concedes that it's not possible to translate or extend traditional analog content like news reports and soap operas into pixels without fundamentally changing them.
It also transfers the analog content from the records and coverts them to CD or MP3.
And in that case, it ought to be possible for someone to have a first-order percept with the analog content red causing a higher-order percept with the analog content seems-orange.
AVerMedia has released a Hybrid TV tuner ExpressCard that relays HD and analog content to your laptop.
For there seems to be nothing in the structure of the account to rule out the possibility of a first-order analog content green becoming integrated with the higher-order judgment I am experiencing yellow, for example.
The former is scanned by our inner senses to produce a higher-order analog state with the content experience of red or seems red, whereas the latter states aren't they remain merely first-order states with the analog content red; and in so remaining, they lack any dimension of seeming or subjectivity.
So a phenomenally-conscious percept of red, for example, consists in a state with the analog content red which is tokened in such a way as to feed into thoughts about red, or into actions that are in one way or another guided by redness.
