Sentence examples for empirically conscious from inspiring English sources

The reason is "whether I can become empirically conscious of the manifold as simultaneous or as successive depends on circumstances or empirical conditions," and so "the empirical unity of consciousness, through association of representations, itself concerns an appearance, and is wholly contingent" (B139 40).

Empirically, the level of conscious awareness is usually evaluated by an introspective, "subjective report" (whether a participant was aware of a stimulus) and "objective measure" (forced-choice discrimination, even for subjectively unaware stimulus) (Merikle & Daneman, 1998).

To emulate the empirically established cognitive efficacy of conscious as opposed to non-conscious information processing in the mammalian brain, the architecture adopts a model of information flow from global workspace theory.

Yet the issues about the relationship between conscious experience and neural structures are empirically and philosophically controversial.

Testing for condition C will then be one empirically-tractable way to probe whether other animals are conscious.

A second important objection to the view that dreams are conscious experiences during sleep is the claim that it relies on insufficient empirical evidence or is even empirically implausible.

It is empirically unprovable.

This can be seen empirically.

Important decisions would be made empirically.

His books proceeded simply, directly, empirically.

Is string theory empirically meaningful?