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The sequence features of the latter domains are plausibly captured by the rest of representative motifs.

Indeed, functionalism (or better: psychofunctionalism) in the philosophy of mind has always treated pains as paradigmatic examples of qualitative mental states whose phenomenology can plausibly be captured by functionalist proposals.

Even though the functional paradigm describes numerous important computations (possibly including mental computations), it does not plausibly capture computation in general.

For example, one might look at the tea party in the United States and plausibly argue that its interests are now represented (or perhaps "captured") by certain members of Congress.

Above, footage captured by security cameras at Hopkins Automotive in Salisbury, Md. The footage has not been confirmed, but could plausibly depict the meteor due to factors such as timing, location and relative positioning of the company on its block.

It was captured by Napoleon in 1796.

Frames captured by SnagIt.

Was she captured by the Japanese?

"We get captured by Facebook's algorithms.

Her stern look was captured by chance.

Ghost town captured by rebels.