For on any consumer-semantic account of content, it is likely that the higher-order content of the indexical will be tied to the capacity to token some such concepts.
And in particular, the higher-order content possessed by a conscious percept is a non-conceptual one, representing a seeming of the first-order content of the state by virtue of its availability to higher-order consumer systems.
One is that, in virtue of our disposition to entertain higher-order thoughts about it, a perceptual state will already possess an analog higher-order content.
Moreover, it should also be obvious why there can be no question of our higher-order contents getting out of line with their first-order counterparts, in such a way that one might be disposed to make recognitional judgments of red and seems orange at the same time.
And it is these same higher-order contents that constitute the subjective dimension or 'feel' of the former set of states, thus rendering them phenomenally conscious.
Yet others challenge the level distinction by analyzing the meta-intentional content as implicit in the phenomenal first-order content of conscious states, as in so called Higher-Order Global State models (HOGS) (Van Gulick 2004,2006).
Determining the protein content and higher order structure of the tight junction will be important to our understanding of merozoite invasion.
Armstrong admits higher order states of affairs.
Such robustness in the cellular content of the higher order IPs has been observed previously and means that small changes of the IP species involved in signalling may be masked behind larger non-dynamic IP populations [20].
This variation suggests the existence of higher order compositional biases that are independent of G+C content.
Now, they have found that activity in the higher order brain regions could accurately predict the content of the participants' dreams.
