Sentence examples for attributed to objects from inspiring English sources

According to this argument, all the qualities attributed to objects are sense qualities.

In order for properties to be attributed to objects in experience, the object must be represented in some way.

Alternatively, vagueness may be either attributed to objects themselves, and their failure to have determinate careers, or else to our failure to know what careers they have.

Had Kant known these letters, however, he could have replied that Schiller's notions of appearing to be self- rather than other-determined and demanding no explanation are still subjective, that is, they characterize how we respond to beautiful objects rather than designating any properties that could be attributed to objects independently of our response to them.

Participants rated stimulus visibility on each trial; they did not perform any object-context congruency or object-identification judgments, to ensure that the measured brain activations could be attributed to object-context integration per se, and not to task-induced conflict24.

The indexical Fregean contents are supposed to reflect the inferential role and phenomenology of experience, while the non-Fregean contents are supposed to reflect the properties that we take experiences to attribute to objects.

The Gibbs interaction parameters are chosen to act only on voxels at the boundary of two objects, i.e., voxels whose neighbors are attributed to different objects in the coarse estimation step.

All that matters for this discussion is that there be some properties attributed to the objects.

Harman (1990) offers the transparency argument: We normally "see right through" perceptual states to external objects and do not even notice that we are in perceptual states; the properties we are aware of in perception are attributed to the objects perceived.

These occur when humans' (or other animals') powers are attributed to inanimate objects or, worse, to concepts.

Although some behavioral responses to enrichment, such as exploration and play, can be attributed to the objects themselves, physiological responses may more likely be caused by the unpredictable nature of the change in environment.