The Kantian imagination, the einbildungskraft, is primarily responsible for the synthesis of the manifold of experience (i.e., the deliverances of the individual senses) into a form that the understanding can grasp (Kant, 1781/1787 A120, B180-181, A141-142; see Strawson, 1971; Warnock, 1976).
This has been attributed to an insufficient volume in the atomization nozzle gas manifold that experiences enhanced expansion cooling at increasing pressures.
We also hope to help brands engage with consumers through manifold media experiences, including real time social networking events, live video, IPTV platforms, projection mapping, and interactive media devices. .
Husserl, for example, considered it an oversimplification of the Kantian problem of the transcendental deduction in that Rickert simply takes for granted that the infinite, unsurveyable manifold of immediate experience is amenable to conceptualization (Husserl 2001, 91).
Yet you can multiply that positive experience manifold!
The alternative of treating these objects as mere constructs of the mind that more or less fit the manifold of everyday-experience clearly was not to Plato's taste.
He poses as a convict in order to experience the manifold horrors firsthand and later encounters resistance when he tries to implement much-needed reforms.
(PL) Madam President, the European Union is a manifold collection of values, experience and historical - as well as social - diversity.
However, it is entirely another matter whether a plant is able to bind together the manifold varieties of its experience and thereby form – and here one needs the language of metaphor - a representation of itself and of its world upon the screen of a plant mind (phyto-mind).
For everyone involved, the transformative effects of these experiences were manifold.
Perhaps you can imagine the fragrance, but even if you can, you won't be able savour it with the manifold associations that Benjamin experienced when he memorialised the scene 32 years later while living in precarious circumstances and fearing worse.
