Sentence examples for momentary state from inspiring English sources

Anxiety is a multidimensional construct that includes stable trait anxiety and momentary state anxiety, which have a combined effect on our mental and physical well-being.

In an insightful piece on liminality in contemporary careers, Herminia Ibarra and Otilia Obodaru argue that in the modern workplace, liminality is no longer a momentary state.

So much of what had been on everybody's mind suddenly seemed incidental: worries evaporated, and people lived in a momentary state of grace.

The magnetosheath characteristics thus obtained are in correspondence with a given momentary state of the interplanetary medium, defined on the basis of WIND satellite data (appropriately shifted by time).

Almost every momentary state of consciousness can be seen "to simultaneously contain some level of representing, feeling and willing" (Dilthey 1924a, 201).

This view derives from certain passages by Quine, where he develops the idea that every distribution of space points could be taken as a possible world momentary state (1969, 148).

Kant solves this problem by offering a richer account of these momentary states of consciousness.

Whereas Modest Continuity poses no difficulty at all, the confinement of phenomenal unity to the contents of momentary states (see Fig. 4.2) means that Strong Continuity is unattainable.

First, in the tennis example there are ten distinct subjects, whereas the sequence of momentary states posited by the Cinematic realist experienced by a single subject.

For a Retentional model to amount to a viable form of PT-realism it must be possible for momentary states such as S to include change, succession and persistence in the forms in which we experience them.

The doctrine that diachronic phenomenal unity can only exist in strictly momentary states of consciousness is rejected in favour of a more natural (or naïve) model of temporal awareness.