Sentence examples for physical rational from inspiring English sources

Intellectually disabled children differ from other children in terms of physical, rational and behavioural aspects.

The connection between nature and reason could be studied from three different perspectives: physical, ethical and rational or logical.

Thus, home bias could be rational (physical proximity facilitates information acquisition) or irrational (emotional attachment or hindrance).

Descartes claimed that rationality in the sense of having the power "to act in all the contingencies of life in the way in which our reason makes us act" cannot possibly be possessed by a purely physical device: "The rational soul … could not be in any way extracted from the power of matter … but must … be expressly created" (1637/1970: 1637/1970

Yalowitz (1997, 238 40) claims that the reductio would then fail, arguing in one direction that any troubling sense of constraint of the physical by the rational due to (2) and (3) would be lost because of the nonstrict nature of (4*) and subsequent allowance of exceptions to 'P1 → P2'.

Greek astronomy is characterized from the start by seeking a rational, physical explanation for celestial phenomena.

Your soul or higher self can see beyond what your physical self and rational mind can see.

While specialists knowing methods of rational physical and psychological education of children at an early age are available in the country, there are no educational materials devoted to issues of care and education, adapted for parents and members of their families.

There are a thousand and one reasons for setting out, be they physical, psychological or spiritual, rational or bonkers.

It is only what is shared in common with Kim's strategy the modal asymmetry between rational and physical explanation that bears directly on mental anomalism.

However, because it leaves the distinction between a rational and physical (or other) intuitions sometimes dependent on dispositional rather than occurrent factors, [A9] may raise worries about our abilities to discern directly that we harbor a rational intuition.