Sentence examples for immanent problems from inspiring English sources

However, studies of potential cancer stem cells from human solid tumors have some immanent problems due to the necessity of tissue processing before cell sorting and of transfer to another species for functional testing.

Technological change and cross-substitution between energy and nonenergy factors of production could be explicitly modeled with (CGE) models, which on the other hand introduce other model-immanent problems (see, e.g., Clarete and Roumasset [1986]; Scrieciu [2007]).

Pushing: The main argument for immanence is that only immanent entities can interact.

In the Phenomenology of Spirit Hegel undertook a genuinely novel approach to the problem of knowledge, tracing the immanent movement of the "shapes of consciousness"—the different historical conceptions of knowledge from "sense certainty" through "perception," "force," "consciousness," "self-consciousness," "reason," "spirit," and finally "absolute knowing".

Thus, the problem of how to move from the immanent to the transcendent is solved by an analysis of how an object comes to have meaning for consciousness and of how consciousness relates to the object.

(Immanent realists might respond that platonists also have a problem here — i.e., that platonists also have to provide an account of the relation, or "connection", between objects and properties.

Least-squares problems are well studied and widely used but exhibit immanent drawbacks such as high sensitivity to outliers.

The problem is to understand from within how the internal "immanent" geometry of the visual cortex can produce the "transcendent" geometry of the external space.

For opportunistic reasons, the Republicans and the Romney campaign wanted to claim that the consulate attacks in Libya were proof that Al Qaeda was still an immanent threat and worse, that the Obama team was covering up the problem for political gain.

Imminence here becomes immanent.

I'm motivated by the illusion of immanent knowledge.