Sentence examples for earth problems from inspiring English sources

This effect is commonly referred to as 'galvanic distortion' and is generally faced in real Earth problems, where the effect may be strong enough to mask the target structure of the MT survey.

Some philosophers think the simulation theory may shed light on issues in traditional philosophy of mind and language concerning intentionality, referential opacity, broad and narrow content, the nature of mental causation, Twin Earth problems, the problem of other minds, and the peculiarities of self-knowledge.

There are alternative replies available (see Lycan 1996, Tye 2000) in connection with the Inverted Earth problem.

After all, our brains evolved to help us solve down-to-earth problems of survival and reproduction; there is no particular reason to assume they should be capable of cracking every big philosophical puzzle we happen to throw at them.

The $65 million show, held up in the past by trouble with its ambitious flying effects and the safety issues they posed, is struggling now with much more down-to-earth problems: adding a major final number and straightening out some plotting and dialogue preview audiences baffled.

For Sierra-Sastre, whose scientific background includes chemistry, nanotechnology, and materials science, this means a rewarding job where she can contribute to securing the U.S. economy and apply her scientific knowledge to complex down-to-earth problems.

His goal is to deal with variations on the twin-earth problem, introduced by Hilary Putnam.

Now, origami engineers Zhong You and Weina Wu of the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom have tackled a more down-to-earth problem: whether a tall shopping bag built from a rigid material or an open-topped cardboard box could ever be folded flat like a traditional grocery bag without having to open its bottom.

For Southwest as a company, it's dumb for an airline that brands itself as a down-to-earth, problem-solving company to hand brand control over to the annoying practices of Chase Visa.

"All of Earth's problems seem so small up here, compared with the whistling sound Rodriguez makes in his sleep".

Numerical results for illustrative earth dam problems are discussed.