In some cases, a psychophysical product expresses a mental product; for instance, a sentence is a psychophysical product which expresses a mental product, a judgment.
A mental product, such as a judgment, is never enduring (§29), but it can have its expression in an enduring psychophysical product, such as a written sentence.
Nor can we know whether whatever we experience as an object is in the end some mental product of a divine mind having creative powers totally different from those we can make sense of.
A non-enduring mental product, a judgment (together with the action of judging), which is non-perceptible, gives rise by being its (partial) cause to a non-enduring psychophysical product, a spoken sentence, which is perceptible.
A psychophysical product (e.g., a speech) differs from a mental product (e.g., a judgment) because it is perceptible to senses; it differs from a physical product (e.g., a run) because in the psychophysical action which produces it (speaking) a mental action is also involved, which has bearing on the physical action, and thus on its product (§10).
I mean that, just as any sense of divinity that we have comes from the natural order of things, is in some ultimate sense within the natural order of things, so too faith is folded into change, is the mutable and messy process of our lives rather than any fixed, mental product.
Operating with surrogate sentences such as 'all triangles are square' constitutes the most extreme example of "making mental products independent of the actions owing to which alone they can truly (actually) exist" (§44, 131).
The purpose of this study was to explore the mechanisms that dominate the users' mental models for product form classification.
Food behavior has been shown to be influenced by top-down processes such as expectations generated from the mental representations of product.
Regardless of the underlying physical structure of the brain or the economy, its real life is mental -- the product of individuals with free will who make their own subjective decisions about how to live.
Fragile X syndrome (FXS), caused by loss of the fragile X mental retardation 1 (FMR1) product (FMRP), is the most common cause of inherited intellectual disability and autism spectrum disorders.
