By contrast, in the spatial analogies under examination here, the mapping is between a purely abstract set of entities and relations including factors, changes, causation, and overall system behavior and a set of spatial locations and spatial relations locations, movements, movements between locations, and an overall system topology.
Objects it is alleged provide the 'active principle' of change and causation.
But if there is no space, time, change, or causation in the realm of things in themselves, then how can things in themselves affect us?
Correlation of resting and nocturnal hypoxaemia with invasive haemodynamics would have helped in analysing the contribution of pulmonary vascular changes in its causation.
Our previous work in the 2010 papers leaves very little room for intracellular pH changes as the causation of the hemichannel gating or CO2-dependent ATP release via Cx26.
Subjects' perceived expert consensus increased dramatically, and their belief in climate change, its human causation, concern about it, and support for public action all increased as well.
The preceding discussion has discussed some of the main topics Nāgārjuna addresses in order to refute their existence by svabhāva: causation, change, the self, knowledge, language, and truth.
When we reason about change over time, causation provides an implicit preference: we prefer sequences of world states in which one world state leads causally to the next, rather than sequences in which one world state follows another at random and without causal connections.
In giving an account of the various aspects of time perception, we inevitably make use of concepts that we take to have an objective counterpart in the world: the past, temporal order, causation, change, the passage of time and so on.
The cross -sectional design did not allow causation or changes over time in pain-related impairment of TMD patients with chronic pain.
The cross-sectional design did not allow causation or changes over time in patients' HRQOL to be studied.
