Sentence examples for posits between from inspiring English sources

A further important consideration concerns the strength of the inducement relationship that a Whorfian hypothesis posits between a speaker's language and their non-linguistic capacities.

Due to the seamless connection he posits between moral and aesthetic value, much of his technical discussion of aesthetics appears only as an illustration of his moral theory.

Since sympathy plays an important role in his moral theory (T, 577; EPM, 225), he must include it in his aesthetic theory if he is to sustain the close ties he posits between morals and aesthetics.

8; and the essays collected in Gangopadhyay et al. 2010): the bond it posits between what we see and what we do is much too tight to comport with what neuroscience has to tells us about their functional relations.

Žižek interprets Bates' moving his mother's corpse from top floor to basement as a symbol for the deep connection that psychoanalysis posits between superego and id.

Traditionally, Chinese literary criticism has placed great emphasis on knowledge of the life of the author when interpreting a work, a practice which Watson attributes to "the close links that traditional Chinese thought posits between art and morality".

Thus, an intermediary realm of cognitive aspects (ākāra) is posited between perception and conception.

The results of hypothesis testing (see Fig. 2) were in line with relationships posited between universalistic values and moral norms.

His conclusion was that it makes no difference for the result of measurements on (I) whether the boundary between observed and observing system is posited between I and (II & III) or between (I & II) and III.

This has something importantly to do with religion in American life, and the subtle relation that is posited between conservative Christianity and modern capitalism.

A correlation has been posited between the observed decline in coral reef coverage throughout the Florida Reef tract and the decline in fish species.