Sentence examples for causal stance from inspiring English sources
In what follows, we will examine what we consider to be the most salient features of Dharmakīrti's philosophy, bringing out inter alia the importance of this causal stance.
Evans himself shifted his stance on what constitutes a 'dominant causal source' between Evans (1973) and Evans (1982), excising an earlier requirement that dominant causal sources must reliably put the language-user in a position to have knowledge of, or at least true beliefs about, the referent.
We think our interactionist explanatory stance corresponds more closely to the causal structure of the evolutionary processes we seek to explain.
These ideas are also applied to a causal analysis of rational action: by adopting an explanatory stance, one can characterize action through descriptions that refer to causal connections between mental states and actions.
Studying introductory college physics students, Scherr and Hammer (2009) used student talk, gestures, and body positioning to document shifts between answer-making stances, trying to figure out the answer the instructor wants, and sense-making stances, building and refining their intuition to develop causal accounts of physical phenomena.
Given the low odds ratio and evidence that schizophrenia is a neurodevelopmental disorder, the most scientifically conservative stance is that the association between cannabis and psychotic disorders is not causal.
Given the commissioner's recent sharp, stark stance -- he made the above claim just 10 months ago -- even an implied causal connection four years back from the lips of a senior league official seems worth noting.
Some research suggests a correlation between a company's stance on environmental and social issues and its long-term performance, but none yet shows a causal relationship between them.
This is to adopt the third-person stance on myself, in which what is originally structured in terms of freedom appears as a causal property of myself.
In adopting such stances, the tracker may deploy strategies and heuristic principles aimed at inferring the target's causal history and agency-making mechanisms from the target's current behaviour or the traces left by the target's earlier behaviour.
