Sentence examples for experiential basis from inspiring English sources
Women are more sensitive to pain on an experiential basis, but also can express much better than men what they are feeling.
The 'atomic' concepts of the experiential basis are the result of a 'quasi-analysis'.
To illustrate an experiential basis for the above observation, we may cite another example, namely Dōgen's enlightenment experience.
Few claim that there is a strong experiential basis for denying such transformational parity or that it can be demonstrated on other objective, nonquestion-begging grounds that such parity does not exist.
(In the Aufbau unity was required by the elementary experiential basis or, alternative, the basis formed by the laws of physics, or by the location of every concept within the overall formal structure of the system).
It can also be considered an ontology of logical forms for its investigations of their experiential basis, with one qualification: although Nishida proposed a unitary source of such forms, that source is neither exclusionary nor positive; in other words the source itself cannot be described monistically as a single, more basic form or thing.
Perhaps, for example, some cases of delusion involve dysfunction in the systems responsible for perceptual judgment of a sort that give rise to perceptual judgments in the absence of any sense-experiential basis for those judgments.
TCM is a great tradition with a sound philosophical, experiential, and experimental basis.
The idea is that human beings possess intellectual virtues that involve sensory experience; i.e. stable and reliable dispositions for forming beliefs about the environment on the basis of experiential inputs.
Experiential learning theory was the basis for this study.
From such a liberalized Lockean basis, not wholly experiential but not arrived at without experience, a child may, with further experience and learning, progress to a more mature conception of good and thence to the common adult conception of pleasure as feeling that is good.
