Sentence examples for intuitive possibility from inspiring English sources

(A similar account is defended by Timothy Williamson [Williamson 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002].) I begin with the intuitive possibility that I have a brother.

So, it seems that actualism and our view of existence are incompatible with the intuitive possibility of there being an object distinct from all existing objects and the intuition that I might have had a brother.

But if so, the challenge goes, recombination does not suffice to account for the existence of the worlds needed to provide truth conditions for this intuitive possibility and, hence, needs supplementation.

Rather, given any intuitive possibility, it simply follows from the stipulated completeness of Lewis's account that the concrete worlds required for its truth condition exist; Recombination, in turn, expresses the richness of the worlds whose existence follows from those concrete worlds in virtue of the plenitude of logical space.

Our experimental and modeling work also point to a less intuitive possibility: changes in substrate binding to APC/CCdc20 can affect catalytic rate.

Granted, the picture is a bit muddier in Lewis's case insofar as he wants to claim that the intuitive possibilities include universes in which the laws of nature are quite a lot different from those in our universe and, hence, that there are worlds in which these possibilities are realized.

Divers and Melia (2002) propose a strong principle OAN that entails the existence of infinitely many alien properties but go on to show that, even given the principle, Lewis's translation scheme is still incomplete: Given OAN, there will still be intuitive possibilities that do not translate into truths of concretism (ibid., 31 35).

For live performance, I really love the Jazzmutant Lemur touchscreen controller hooked up to a laptop and the Reactable, a totally original and futuristic electronic instrument that transforms incredibly complex processes into completely intuitive possibilities.

If this is so, a system of spheres for impossible worlds centered on @ will just extend the intuitive possible worlds spheres described above, by adding further, larger spheres where worlds outside (logical, or more generally unrestricted) possibility stand.

If there is a certain psychic shallowness about all this, it may be that Ms. Henríquez tends to favor a high-minded, programmatic intellectualism over more intuitive, imaginative possibilities.

The interface is intuitive, and the possibilities are endless.