Sentence examples for independently identifiable from inspiring English sources

Through a process of refinement, some value properties eventually become detached from independently identifiable responses, but they will still be paired with something worth calling a reaction.

Perhaps desire can be understood more plausibly than approval as an independently identifiable state, which can be characterized without invoking the concept good.

A consequentialist must justify punishment (if she is to justify it at all) as a cost-effective means to certain independently identifiable goods.

This means that conditional on A, every B-event or not-B-event is assumed a deterministic and independently identifiable cause, whatever this cause may be.

The difficulty in the case where the relevant powers are all within the psyche of a single individual agent is that there is no such independently identifiable pair of standpoints in terms of which we can distinguish the powers that bully this agent from the powers that can be attributed to the agent herself.

We can easily grasp the idea of a country's army (or legislative body, or cabinet ministers) dictating to the president what legislation he must approve; for in this case there are (at least) two independently identifiable decision-makers — each with its own point of view, each with its own power.

That depends on whether the justice in question is identifiable independently of the feminist sense of justice.

Collingwood, for his part, instead of seeking to establish the point that there are methodologically necessary propositions identifiable independently of the ontological proof, continues to try to salvage the proof by providing an epistemologically implausible reading of it.

For example, in the third essay, 'Pleasure for Pleasure's Sake', a still-classic critique of hedonistic utilitarianism, Bradley argues that its individualism is insupportable, as is its hedonistic conception of happiness as a pleasurable state identifiable independently of the means by which it is attained (so that it could in principle be achieved more conveniently than through moral behaviour).

When SoFa retinas are dissociated, however, neuronal types are immediately identifiable independently of their morphology, by virtue of their fluorescent spectra (Fig. 6A-R).

Each population was assigned a unique identifier and analysed independently so that temporal variation was identifiable (Table 1).