Sentence examples for by positing a stable from inspiring English sources

An empiricist seeks to explain these facts by positing a stable internal psychological state something like an internal reference-fixing template that guides your verdicts no matter what the actual world turns out to be like.

She did not begin by positing a theory about these women.

Certainly, the mystery of creation cannot be resolved by positing an objectified, transcendent Dao.

Some physicists stuck to the existing theories, which posited a stable universe.

The second exonerates by dint of positing a non-existent class of bogeymen in place of them.

Parmenides, however, asserted that such an assumption could not account for movement and change, and, whereas Empedocles sought to resolve this difficulty by positing four basic ingredients, Anaxagoras posited an infinite number.

Markus, still bruised by the death of Shirley and the assault by Frank, posits a different scenario.

By positing representational mechanisms, we may have a similar level of generality as before.

There was an amusing effort to link the two dances by positing Liszt and Mr. Baryshnikov as rock-starlike celebrities with a penchant for fostering the younger generation.

Merely positing an innate UG and a 'triggering' mechanism by which it 'grows' into full-fledged language is insufficient.

"A Pornographic Affair," directed by Frederic Fonteyne, posits an eroticism without heat and discovers a romantic passion without intensity.