Sentence examples for fundamentally cases from inspiring English sources

The intentionalist admits that not even veridical experiences are fundamentally cases of perceptual awareness of ordinary objects.

On the first reading, we have (C*) veridical experiences are not fundamentally cases of awareness of ordinary objects.

The naive realist denies its conclusion (C) and unlike the intentionalist wants to deny (C) read as (C*) veridical experiences are not fundamentally cases of perceptual awareness of ordinary objects.

When classification accuracy (CA) is less than 100%, it is important to distinguish fundamentally unclassifiable cases (e.g., recently acquired sequences and slowly evolving traits) from boundary cases that could be distinguished by using a better classifier.

Hereby, three fundamentally different cases are discussed: the availability of a complex, highly accurate model; the existence of a simplifying, the so-called short-cut model; and the non-existence of a model of any kind.

More fundamentally, this case, like any big case, will be about power.

He said: "The case for AV is fundamentally a case for political change.

Fundamentally the case is political rather than financial.

Individuation on Scotus's view is not, fundamentally, a case of instantiating forms in matter.

"This was a fundamentally 'untriable' case," she tells me.

It is demonstrated that the phenomenology of the interaction in this case is fundamentally different from the case when the fluids are identical.