Sentence examples for immediate description from inspiring English sources

The immediate description of the perceptual world is in terms of enduring objects, their properties and relationships, and that description is only probable.

There was no immediate description of a suspect or suspects, police said.

But we also want to point out that the immediate descriptions of any ruling may not be very meaningful.

It means buying in readily to what is asked of them, even if it isn't in their immediate job description.

In these procedures patients are awake, and if the microelectrode is positioned inferior and posterior to the main somatosensory nucleus, microstimulation elicits immediate patient descriptions of discrete cooling, warming, or pain sensations localized to a particular part of the body.

The typical Gestaltist experiment sought immediate, unreflective descriptions of the appearance of a carefully constructed stimulus (frequently complex and illusional), and preferentially used subjects naïve to the theoretical views and concerns of the experimenter.

That description drew immediate scorn from two Republicans and long-time critics of Mr Obama's foreign policy.

The significance of "all men are created equal," Lincoln maintained, was not as a description of immediate reality, which would have been as absurd in the mid-19th century as in the founding era, given not only black bondage but the legal inequality of women and widespread restrictions on suffrage.

Fig. 1 Graphic description of immediate snapshots.

The "matter" of a morally significant act is, for him, its immediate object under the description it has in one's deliberation: Mal.

"The rhythm of movement from the choreographed actions of massed participants becomes a source of creativity in itself, extending perception of the immediate setting," the Vimeo description says.