Sentence examples for problem of intelligibility from inspiring English sources

There seems to be no natural way to incorporate the transmission of Aristotelian intelligible forms into this account, so the problem of intelligibility returns.

Thus, the problem of speech intelligibility (SI) in noise can be approached by reducing the noise level.

Most research has indicated no loss of comprehension or intelligibility at playback speeds of two or even three times normal speed.

In his discussion of the question, "utrum magis universalia sint nobis prius nota quam minus universalia vel quam singularia [Is what is more universal more known to us than what is less universal, or than singulars]?" (fol. 9va-b), Burley deals once again with the problems of the intelligibility of singulars and the object of our knowledge.

One concerns acting freely for a reason and the reason-explanation of free actions; the second is the problem of luck; the last concerns the intelligibility of the notion of agent causation and whether causation by an agent (where this is understood to be causation by a substance) is possible.

Otherwise, there is no criterion of intelligibility, and for Norris "all Truth is intelligible" (30).

One of Galileo's problems was that the Archimedian simple machines that he was using as his model of intelligibility, especially the balance, are not easily conceived of in a dynamic way.

Thus, the criterion of intelligibility is quite relative.

She was clearly intoxicated, and her speech veered in and out of intelligibility.

Here again – humming, zinging, resonating on the edge of song and of intelligibility – is Marinetti's poetry machine.

Rational intelligibility is not the only kind of intelligibility.