Sentence examples for conceptual machinery from inspiring English sources

It exposes the conceptual machinery behind "epic" photography in order to move beyond it, and the show, organized by Tim B. Wride, associate curator of photography at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, emphatically does.

Arguably, however, Descartes' work on enumeration, order, and measure in the Rules provides the conceptual machinery necessary for establishing a 'mathematical' physics—a conceptual machinery that is carried over to the Principles (Smith 2003, 2010a).

Yet little is known about the conceptual machinery that makes humans so competent at making and using tools.

Heidegger seems to mean us to take his words seriously: Aesthetic representation now possesses "a conceptual machinery which nothing can stand against".

For Maddy, logical truths are a posteriori, but they cannot be disconfirmed merely by observation and experiment, since they form part of very basic ways of thinking of ours, deeply embedded in our conceptual machinery (a conceptual machinery that is structurally similar to Kant's postulated transcendental organization of the understanding).

With the help of Heidegger's strange thought that only this "nothing" can stand against the conceptual machinery of aesthetics, we are now poised to understand his phenomenological interpretation of Van Gogh's painting.

The basic general structural dependences represented in this study can be possibly used to further improve the mechanism and machine theory as well as accelerate the creative design process in the conceptual stage of machinery for development of robots, manipulators, mechanisms, clamping devices, truss structures, and so on.

In sum, Pinker warns, "the machinery of conceptual semantics makes us permanently vulnerable to fallacies in reasoning".

Conceptual designs of selected turbo-machinery have therefore been carried out to assess the feasibility of the proposed components.

This paper provides a conceptual model of a sustainable realization of collaborative projects for SME-s from the machinery domain that follows criteria for involving new members to a PN.

48 The existence of Becker muscular dystrophy is the conceptual basis for the model of exon skipping: ASOs are used to "mask" specific exons to the splicing machinery to restore the ORF and partial dystrophin function for DMD patients.