(Painting and sculpture, in their distinctive modalities, embody ideal space).
Some philosophers think that such laws underwrite a distinctive sort of modality: a proposition is nomically necessary just in case its falsity is incompatible with the laws of nature.
What are distinctive about that mode of representation are (a) the functional considerations needed to specify the relevant sense modality, and (b) assuming "experience" implies awareness of the sensory quality, whatever is called for by one's account of awareness-of.
Within Lewisian modal realism, de re modality is analyzed in terms of Lewis' distinctive and controversial counterpart theory.
If we cannot exhaustively characterize auditory experience in terms that are modality-specific or distinctive to audition, and doing so requires amodal or multimodal contents, then we might hear as of things we can see or experience with other senses.
According to the studies comparing the networks acquired from fMRI and PET, each DMN from these modalities shared quite the similar anatomical regions, although distinctive patterns were found on these two modalities (Di et al., 2012; Wehrl et al., 2013).
Although corner points may be sufficient and uniformly distributed in some retinal image modalities, they are not highly distinctive, repeatable, and scale invariant in the presence of color, and the FA image pairs with high content or scale changes [21] (Figure 1).
Each of five sense modalities seems to be accompanied by a distinctive kind of phenomenology.
Leibniz's account of modality opens the way for him to present a distinctive kind of compatibilist theory of free will.
