Sentence examples for biological representations from inspiring English sources

There are significant differences between low-level biological representations and human thoughts.

But Millikan's chief claim here is, again, that mental representations are continuous with basic biological representations.

In this way, the selection history of a species imposes constraints on what its biological representations can subsequently mean.

As a way to understand how low-level biological representations represent, and what they represent, the biosemantic strategy is promising.

By better understanding how students make sense of biological representations, particularly phylogenetic trees, I have identified two unique categories of skills, one for tree-thinking related to tree reading and the other for tree building development.

But it would be an easy mistake to conclude that a most modest biosemantics is more correct simply for its modesty: to deny that there is any fruitful continuity between low-level biological representations and human thought is arguably as implausible as the naïve adaptationism that often characterizes the programs of sociobiology and evolutionary psychology.

For the other coefficients' biological representation, we refer the reader to [1] and [2].

We can refer to [20, 21, 25] for the biological representation of each coefficient in model (1).

Fig. 1 s2m goal: connecting the biological representation to the chemical representation The monomeric structure of a polymer is inferred from its atomic structure.

Although, again, moral notions of responsibility do not apply at this level, they do effectively highlight the difficulty of specifying the proper function of a biological representation and, hence, what it is really about.

The placenta is the biological representation, an imprint, of all that will come later: the dependence and connection, and the simultaneous separation.