He and more recent writers have posed simple counterexamples to these being even sufficient or necessary conditions for pleasure, using perceptual examples such as Aristotle used in expounding his theory.
On this score, too, it is accessibility internalism that is especially vulnerable, particularly in the face of the perceptual examples already considered in which many justified beliefs are received either simultaneously or in rapid order.Further, there is the dilemma argument which poses a particularly forceful challenge to access internalism.
At the perceptual level, examples of repulsive adaptation include the tilt after-effect [18] and the motion after-effect [43], [44].
"These algorithms trim down the space needed to digitally store sounds and images by throwing out information that is redundant or doesn't add much to our perceptual experience for example, tossing out data at sound frequencies we can't hear, or not bothering to encode slight gradations of color that are hard to see.
Task conditions of low perceptual load for example, detection of a single item or of one that pops out from among dissimilar items result in distractor processing even if people attempt to ignore irrelevant distractors.
Task conditions of higher perceptual load for example, increased number of items or more complex perceptual processing demands, such as discriminating conjunctions of features (e.g., Lavie, 1995)—result in reduced processing of irrelevant distractors, simply due to reduced availability of perceptual resources.
The software demonstrates how the use of routines to train perceptual expertise, interleaved examples, spaced repetition, and retrieval practice can be used to train identification of complex and highly variable objects.
The paradigmatic case of non-trivial appeal to veridicality for Burge is perceptual constancy, for example, size constancy.
For example, perceptual quality, an important QoE component for videos, is important for passengers streaming a video.
For example, perceptual psychology individuates perceptual states not through formal syntactic properties but through representational relations to distal shapes, sizes, colors, and so on.
(1) Perceptual experiences, for example, experiences of the sort involved in seeing green, hearing loud trumpets, tasting liquorice, smelling the sea air, handling a piece of fur.
