Sentence examples for intentional representation from inspiring English sources

The new public realm — the intentional representation of private life in public view and the way that those representations quickly get out of hand — is at the center of Fincher's movie.

The results showed that the novel action can be successfully imitated by decomposing and composing it with the primitives by means of organizing unified intentional representation hosted by mirror neurons even though the trajectory-level appearance is different between the ones of observed and those of self-generated.

But Burley's explanation, however interesting, has a weak point, since it does not clarify how it is possible for the material intellect to know an individual existing outside our mind by means of a singular intentional representation that is not present in it, but in elementary thought.

But in the second case, it is the universal that is the direct and appropriate object of the intellect, because the intentional representation (species or intentio) produced by the singular in the soul is not formed or 'taken in' by the material intellect, as the only species present in the material intellect is the universal.

Millikan's teleosemantic approach rests on two basic assumptions, the first of which is that (unlike a natural sign) an intentional representation is a relatum in a three-place relation involving two mechanisms: a producer of the representation and a consumer, both of which are cooperative devices whose activities are beneficial to both.

He had held that the (material) intellect does not know singulars through universal species, but thanks to the intentional representation of a given singular present in the elementary thought and accessible to the intellect only at the moment of the active union of a single individual man with the material and active intellects in the soul.

Falwell cited Tinky Winky's colour, his triangle-shaped antenna, and his attachment to his red purse, or "magic bag," as subtle and intentional representations of his sexual orientation.

They argue that (despite what Noë (2004) and other enactive theorists, such as Gibson (1966, 1979), have said) it makes sense to think of enactive perception as giving rise to intentional representations.

Faced with inconsistencies in Socrates's views and methods from one dialogue to another, the literary contextualist has no Socratic problem because Plato is seen as an artist of surpassing literary skill, the ambiguities in whose dialogues are intentional representations of actual ambiguities in the subjects philosophy investigates.

In an intentional systems representation, events are driven by the goals that people pursue.

Using the framework of physical versus intentional systems representations, various models of fire-related human behavior are reviewed and evaluated.