Sentence examples for of sensible space from inspiring English sources
The sensation relations are then the place-holder of the categories (forms) of sensible space and of groups.
The representation of an object in sensible space means nothing other than the deliberate and conscious representation of muscular sensations thought necessary to reach the object (Poincaré 1902: 82; 1913b: 70).
In the book, the Genevan suburb represents stability, the security of wealth and family – a sensible space whose memory frequently drags Frankenstein back from the point of madness – and which stands in opposition to the horror he unleashes.
Each team should be at other ends of the back yard or a sensible space apart if your back yard is big.
What Kant appears to mean is this: the major premise deploys the term "substance" in a very general way, one which abstracts from the conditions of our sensible intuition (space and time).
Bitcoin and crypto have traditionally been backed by libertarians, but there's plenty of sensible arguments as to why regulating the space would be beneficial to all.
Kant argued to the contrary that space as well as time are forms of "sensible intuition," or the mode in which the mind is affected by sensible objects.
In Brisbane, it is estimated that with an increase of sensible cooling load from 30 W/m2 to 40 W/m2 in the conditioned space, the requirement in hours of hybrid cooling can increase significantly, from 4.06% to 14.89%.
Thus, the reality of objects external to the mind (objects in space) is guaranteed, because being in space and time is a condition of being an object of sensible experience at all.
The Sensibles collection was presented in a empty white gallery in Savannah, Georgia... where all 150 pieces of sensible jewelry works were hanging from 150 transparent helium balloons floating around the space.
At a certain point in time, a physical object might be regarded as a class of sensible particulars bearing certain resemblance relations to one another occupying a continuous region of space.
