Sentence examples for apparent property from inspiring English sources

Thus Herbart concludes that the psyche's apparent property of being only able to activate a very small number of representations simultaneously is no property at all.

Simulations with increasing RVE size are performed until the standard deviation of computed apparent property for each RVE size is minimum to predict the critical RVE size.

Moreover, the ball screw and the ball bearing have their own properties within the deferent limit of the elastic region, and their contribution ratios to the total apparent property of the mechanism change in a complicated manner according to the driving range.

Frequent formation of DSBs in the rDNA array may also explain another apparent property of the locus: a propensity to take up extraneous genes or DNA.

The appeal to transparency makes it immensely plausible that visual experience represents external objects and their apparent properties.

Therefore, reliable numerical methods should be developed to link the internal architecture of composites to their apparent properties.

In this way, he implies that sense perception is a reliable source of truth, i.e., that the apparent properties of an object are its actual properties.

The variance of computed apparent properties for each volume size is used to define the precision of the estimation.

A conjunction of local apparent properties with a global design of structural elements is motivation for applying composites, which have space varying effective properties.

It may be felt that in so far as sense-data are objects at all, this is inevitable; but Moore now needs to provide an account of the apparent properties of sense-data and it is not clear how he can do this without going back on the initial motivation for the sense-datum theory by construing these apparent properties as properties of our experiences.

The results imply that the statistics of apparent properties of cubic crystal aggregates can be determined using anisotropic effective medium approximations.