Discernable cause means a causal factor capable of being recognized by the senses or the understanding.
By an intensive magnitude Kant means a magnitude possessing a degree and so capable of being apprehended by the senses: for example brightness or temperature.
By this measure, serious, conscious immortality would require not just an electronic brain but a fancy robot body to go with it, one with enough nerves to be capable of sensing what's happening around it.
What we call consciousness, according to Noë, is actually "an achievement of the whole animal in its environmental context". By this measure, serious, conscious immortality would require not just an electronic brain but a fancy robot body to go with it, one with enough nerves to be capable of sensing what's happening around it.
In the meantime, Microsoft's prototype device is said to be capable of sensing signals that broadcasters aren't using and migrate to open frequencies.
So far, they've shown that their sensors are capable of sensing estrogen, but are only accurate to the level of nanograms per milliliter.
Last spring, he won an American patent for a system he says is "capable of sensing when a third party is pretending to be another person and capable of preventing crimes before they happen".
However, no available therapy is capable of automatically sensing and therapeutically responding to this vulnerable moment in time when anticipation-related neural signals may be present.
"Signals that are continuously flowing through the air and through our bodies are captured through an antenna that is capable of sensing a range of the electromagnetic spectrum that is outside the capacity of the human body.
But it may be that we also are capable of sensing and responding to some cues within games and activities that are almost too subtle for most collections of numbers to capture.
