Sentence examples for perception and inference from inspiring English sources

What a movie is about is a matter of vision and imagination, of perception and inference — that of the filmmakers, but also that of viewers.

Dharmakirti consolidated the central epistemological thesis of the Buddhists that perception and inference have their own exclusive objects.

Following Dharmakīrti, Tibetan epistemologists restrict the number of reliable cognitions to two sorts: perception and inference.

Just as perception and inference are described, in the pramāṇa system, as knowledge-yielding faculties, so too is language.

Other processes seem not truth-conducive or reducible to one or more of the widely accepted sources such as perception and inference.

Vasubandhu does not list the five aggregates here, but his discussion of perception and inference stands in for having done so.

Time perception and inferences there from are of critical importance to many autonomous agents.

Maintain that knowledge is that which is garnered through the channels of sense perception and inferences which stem from such should form the basis of theories or beliefs.

The Buddhist epistemologists adopt a parsimonious epistemology: only two sources or instruments of cognition (pramāṇa) are accepted are reliable: perception (pratyakṣa) and inference (anumāna).

Just as there are only two kinds of objects of knowledge, real particulars and fictional universals, there are only two types of knowledge, or more exactly "sources of knowledge" (pramāṇa), viz., "perception" (pratyakṣa) and "inference" (anumāṇa).

In very abstract terms, we may state that the system is complex enough to combine these three performances – perception, recollection, and inference – if it is able to represent the unity of the difference between system and environment inside the system.