Sentence examples for causal response from inspiring English sources

For instance, it may be that, as with nomic covariation theories of meaning (Fodor 1987, 1990a; Dretske 1981), the meaning of an atomic predicate may consist in its potential to get tokened in the presence of (or, in causal response to) something that instantiates the property the predicate is said to express.

We follow Angrist et al. (2000), who specify the conditions under which the simple IV estimator identifies a weighted average of the derivative function of the non-linear causal response function.

We investigated how visual impressions of launching and the intuitive physics of collisions contribute to the formation of explicit causal responses.

A revised version of the impetus transmission heuristic provides a satisfactory explanation for these results, whereas the hypothesis that causal responses and intuitive physics are based on the internalization of physical laws does not.

These results suggest that stimulus factors and experimental design factors − such as the realism of the stimuli and the variation in the implied mass of the colliding objects − may determine the relative contributions of perceptual and post-perceptual cognitive processes to explicit causal responses.

In this paper it is shown that, in some cases, the advance required for perfect noise cancellation is theoretically infinite because the inverse of the secondary path, which is required for control, can include an infinite non-causal response.

where (k=1dots K, g^_{f,s} y,x,k)) and (g^_{f,s} y,x,k)) are the causal and anti-causal responses of the k-th first-order filter of signal f with complex coefficients a k and b k at pixel (y,x).

More rigorous process (Roelen et al. 2017) and impact evaluations (Manley et al. 2012; Glassman et al. 2013), and causal and response analyses (Bailey and Hedlund 2012) are required to achieve a better understanding of the pathways.

The model of the ideal linear hysteretic damper has been shown to possess a non-causal impulse response precursor.

The overall formulation leads to smooth control that is near-optimal, given the approximations involved in the time-shifting of the non-causal impulse response functions and the consequent up-wave distances at which wave surface elevation is required.

It is demonstrated that despite the prediction filters having a non-causal impulse response such filters can be used in practice due to a combination of the asymmetric nature of the impulse response and the fundamental nature of the prediction process.