Sentence examples for bodily properties from inspiring English sources
One can contrast the representation of long-term bodily properties such as limb size and the representation of short-term bodily properties such as limb posture.
First, optimal estimates of bodily properties require combination of information from various sensory channels.
It consists in sensorimotor representations of bodily properties that are relevant for action.
One can therefore self-ascribe bodily properties as well as mental properties to the self without self-identification.
Most accounts of IEM have focused on self-ascriptions of mental states like bodily sensations, but one may raise similar questions for self-ascriptions of physical bodily properties (e.g. size, weight, posture).
She also points out that experimental paradigms tend to rely excessively on questionnaires, tend to pay inadequate attention to updating of "online representations of bodily properties", and too often neglect observed dissociation between what one experiences and proprioceptive drift, the most frequently employed objective measure of ownership and disownership.
For instance, when you feel your legs crossed, you are aware of (i) a specific bodily property (e.g., posture) and (ii) the part of the body where the property is instantiated (e.g., legs).
For these reasons, it is more likely that Descartes' reciprocity of transfer thesis is intended to counter any interpretation that regards motion as caused by a bodily property, as some Scholastics had held (such as Buridan), rather then defend relational motion (see Maier 1982 on these earlier views of motion).
Bodily and property rights are paradigmatic rights with claim-rights at their core.
Just three years ago commercial insurer Zurich North America had to mail its customers monthly reports on bodily and property damage claims.
Renting in New York is murder already, but using Rentlogic, apartment hunters can figure out if their new housing situation could actually kill them (or put them at significant risk of bodily or property harm… or even minor inconveniences).
