Sentence examples for ground concept from inspiring English sources

The Delta "flight experience on the ground" concept flourished, said Kristen Manion, Delta's director of worldwide marketing communications.

Seattle Urban Island project is intended as the first prototype for the alternative ground concept.

So a BIV can have a justified, though not a grounded concept, about things existing in the external world.

The understanding of living beings as realisations of a molecular program was also the grounding concept of quantum physicist Erwin Schrödinger in his science classic What is Life?

Those who see recollection as an act engaged in only by philosophers maintain that their concept differs from the empirically grounded concept of the non-recollector, the occupant apparently of at least two of the other three stages of Line.

Beginning with a brief overview of key grounding concepts to trace the development of New York Latino cultural identity, we then examine the cultural foundations of Latino communities in New York, dating back to the nineteenth century.

As Lakoff and Johnson point out, this framework is a cultural artifact, grounding concepts in a familiar, concrete context.

If we have grounded concepts, we (but not BIVs) can have a priori knowledge that all of these propositions are true.

She allows that some concepts can be grounded, even if they are not directly grounded, provided they are constituted by grounded concepts, but it is hard to see how "spiritual" could be so constituted.

Further, there seem to be actual examples of propositions that are not founded on justified or grounded concepts that we can be a priori justified in believing and even know.

Whether perceptual and motor activation grounds concepts in the mind or is just an epiphenomenon of a more abstract conceptual knowledge cascading through these brain regions is not a settled matter.