Sentence examples for philosophical identification from inspiring English sources

Profoundly, the unusual subject projects a personal and philosophical identification.

For some discussion of the unresolved philosophical difficulties surrounding identification, see Velleman (1992), Bratman (1996); Watson (1996).

It may be that a candid identification of philosophical anthropology with that degree of humane interest would express its character better than an official designation of it as a subfield within the bureaucratized world of academic philosophy.

In recent studies Ian Maclean and Nancy Siraisi have explored philosophical discussions on disease identification in early modern treatises on semiology.

As a philosophical framework for explaining agent-identification behaviours, the psycho-historical theory combines a mechanistic approach to explanation with contextualist elements.

Turning to an example of allegorical rendering of Scriptures in Maimonides' Islamic philosophical context, consider al-Farabi's identification of the Trustworthy Spirit of Quran XXVI, 193 with the active intellect.

The use of limited molecular data for inferences about species identification and discovery points to some interesting philosophical issues.

Underlying both logical and ethical aspects of Anderson's thought is the identification of systematic confusions and errors in philosophical thought.

The proposed control scheme has its philosophical basis established in simultaneous time frequency control, on-line system identification, and adaptive control.

9. "Identification" is a troublesome notion, afflicted with more philosophical complexity than can feasibly be operationalized in empirical work; Woolfolk et al. attempted to depict behaviors that could plausibly be construed as manifesting identification, or its lack, without resolving the conceptual issues.

If BOLD hopes to facilitate the development of such technology, it will require not only a technical overhaul of the identification methods currently employed by BOLD, but a philosophical shift in how barcodes are interpreted and species identified.