Sentence examples for innate structures from inspiring English sources

If we are born with innate structures of linguistic and by extension moral thought, isn't this a kind of determinism that denies political agency?

It goes without saying that there is no hint of the supernatural in Chomsky's linguistics: we have the innate structures we do because we are evolved biological organisms.

The depiction of Toll-like receptors (TLRs) as innate structures that detect and react to permanent proteins in infectious agents additionally suggests mechanisms by which the body's reaction to 'non-self' develops into a state of autoinflammation [50, 62].

So did new theories of linguistics that posited an innate structure to the mind.

Chomsky also argued that innate structure places very strong constraints on the human mind.

Although the term instinct is lightly used in the writings of evolutionary psychologists, it is pervasively implicit in the sense of inborn propensity or innate structure.

Pat and Paul emphatically reject the idea that language and thought are, deeply, one: that the language we now use reflects thought's innate structure; that thought can take only the form in which we humans now know it; that there could be no thought without language.

Some researchers believe that humans have some innate structure in mind for processing semantics.

The latter depend primarily on the innate structure arising in the course of polymerization whereas the solution specifics play a secondary role.

If Ben intrinsically desires success for the Columbus Blue Jackets, this is certainly not a result of the innate structure of his mind.

What if we created a process that removes the innate structure of rejection as seen in traditional recruitment and instead gives every applicant powerful development opportunities, regardless of whether they get the job?