Sentence examples for mental constructions from inspiring English sources

In particular, it would seem that if we construct the mathematical objects, for example, if the mathematical objects are mental constructions of some kind, then resorting to impredicative definitions would produce an undesirable form of circularity.

True, the artist's use of windows evokes the way in which human perception is determined by ingrained mental constructions.

We argue that this is integral to the construction and diagnostic assessment of schemata validity (mental constructions and frameworks that are an individual's internal representation of their world), bridging of the theory-practice gap and cognitive and functional competence development.

The realists' "qualifiers" such as cowhood are mental constructions, "convenient fictions".

But unlike the intuitionists, Hilbert did not take the natural numbers to be mental constructions.

The resulting ideas are purely mental constructions; the putative substantial forms of the objects are irrelevant to this process.

A construct derives its name from the fact that it is a mental construction, derived from the general scientific process: observing natural phenomena, inferring the common features of those observations, and constructing a label for the observed commonality or the underlying cause of the commonality.

That elementary contact, verifiable by the five senses, is more important than any mental construction".

On the one hand, we must face the limits of our mental construction.

Symbolic equations (main component) fostered a mental construction of the problem in its solution mode.

In the mental construction of the Dutch and the English both involves one thing they don't want to be.