Some philosophers hold that consciousness has an act-object (or awareness-content) structure, so every experiencing – even the simplest –involves two distinguishable components: an awareness (however construed) on the one hand, and an object or content on the other.
The new campus, located in the southern part of the city was construed on donated land and financed by a loan requested from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), the creation of an revenue stamp, and the request for a part of the land value tax revenues of the adjacent neighborhoods.
A mechanism underlying the computational properties of the cognitive architecture is construed based on a minimal list of operational clusters.
The primary source of direct tax revenue was individuals, who paid a poll tax and a tax on their land, construed as a tax on its produce or productive capacity.
He's incredulous that poking someone is construed as a come-on.
It can still be construed as treason to stick on a postage stamp with the monarch's head upside down.
Citigroup issued a statement that its decision "should not be construed as a statement on the merits of any outstanding legal proceedings or potential regulatory action".
But, three years later, and seeking reelection, Kennedy objected to the march -- fearful that it would spark riots and, moreover, be construed as a referendum on the slow pace of civil rights legislation.
Most of what I have said could hardly be construed as a case on behalf of becoming a human centipede and, as such, I am in danger of having set up a straw man argument over a case, which, from the beginning, only barely touched on the field of bioethics.
On the one hand, she notes, "I want nothing I may say to be construed into an attack on classical training or on art development and culture.
