Occasionalism, version of Cartesian metaphysics that flourished in the last half of the 17th century, in which all interaction between mind and body is mediated by God.
Nicolas Malebranche, the developer of occasionalism (the view that all interaction between mind and body is mediated by God), revised the Cartesian system to meet skeptical attacks only to find his efforts challenged by the new skeptical criticisms of Foucher and by the contention of Antoine Arnauld that Malebranchism led to a most dangerous Pyrrhonism.
For E. coli, extensive studies have shown that membrane binding is mediated by MinD, which polymerizes and binds to the membrane in an ATP regulated fashion [6].
By contrast, information not actively maintained in mind requires top-down retrieval processes mediated by the prefrontal cortex.
According to indirect perception accounts, in normal sensation the mind's perception of bodies is mediated by an awareness of its ideas of those bodies.
Consider the final set of statements below, which do not immediately appear to be mediated by either a teleological mind-set or an essentialist mind-set.
If a judgment m is caused or mediated by a set μ of judgments, Bolzano calls the mind's transition from μ to m 'Schluss'inferencence'), as distinct from the usage of this term explained in section 3.8.
Consider the statements below, which do not appear to be mediated by a teleological mind-set.
Like Michel Gondry, with whom he collaborated on 2004's brilliant Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Kaufman's work is best when mediated by the input of others; from director Spike Jonze, with whom he worked on Being John Malkovich (1999) and Adaptation (2002), to George Clooney, who directed 2002's underrated Confessions of a Dangerous Mind.
One study that excluded individuals with substance dependence observed that the association between perceived social support and improved ART adherence was mediated by increased positive states of mind (Gonzalez et al. 2004).
