Sentence examples for its representational from inspiring English sources
The realist about beauty will say that the feeling has normativity built into it in virtue of its representational content; the feelings themselves can be more or less veridical.
It is renowned for its representational coverage of the English population and is well validated for epidemiological and biomedical research, including studies on cancer [ 15- 20].
On this account, touch would be classified according to its typical sensory organs, its representational content, the physical stimuli to which it is sensitive, and its phenomenal character.
In his early essay on Negative Quantities, he remarks "There is something great and I think, very correct in Leibniz's notion that the soul embraces the entire universe with its representational powers, although only an infinitely small part of this representation is clear……Outer things can carry the condition of their presentation, but not the force to bring themselves into existence for us.
In contrast to quantitative research that constitutes an abstract representation of a real situation leading to criticism of its representational accuracy of complexity (i.e., complexity reduction approach), qualitative research emphasizes an understanding of relationships within complexity is a more appropriate method for this topic (i.e., complexity absorption approach).
Yet because representing must precede the represented, the soul must, through its representational activity which, itself, exhibits no spatio-temporal differences introduce spatio-temporal relations into the representation.
On stage it is often when death is at its least representational that it is most memorable and effective, although when Katie Mitchell and Ivo van Hove used cameras to give us death in close-up, as we saw recently in The Forbidden Zone and Kings of War it became magnified and harrowing.
The clashing angles and colors and shapes make for a wild riot of visual energy that, for all its meticulous representational specificity, points ahead to the furious tangle of cosmic inwardness realized by Jackson Pollock.
Most action-based theories of perception in the last 300 years, however, have looked to action in order to explain how vision, in particular, acquires either all or some of its spatial representational content.
Moreover, this study, in highlighting a robust link between patterns of neural activity in the hippocampus and choice behavior, provides new insights into how its specific representational and computational capacities may be brought to bear on the decision making process.
To answer this question, Descartes drew an important distinction between two aspects of an idea — its so-called 'formal' being and its 'objective,' or representational, being.
