Sentence examples for problem of the external from inspiring English sources

Motivating this question was the traditional problem of the external world.

This issue, commonly referred to as "the problem of the external world," divides into two closely related sub-issues, which correspond to the first two main sections below.

The radical externalism about the mental evidenced by these passages stands in the service of overcoming "the problem of the external world" by making it into the immediate object of our thought, or better, by making our thoughts be portions of it.

This new reactor design overcomes the problems of the external mass transfer effect and the accessibility to photons occurring in traditional reaction systems.

A problem of these external databases consists in the resulting difficult multiple usage of information.

In 1962, Feyerabend also claimed that incommensurability occurs between traditional, fundamental theories in philosophy, and consequently arises in the discussions of the mind-body problem, the problem of the reality of the external world, and the problem of other minds (1962, 31, 90).

That doubt raises the problem of the existence of external things.

The traditional answer of economists to the problem of internalising external costs of transport is "setting prices right".

A person who accepts this challenge will, in effect, be addressing the larger philosophical problem of our knowledge of the external world.

Thus, he held that it is illegitimate to assume that there is a problem about our knowledge of the external world prior to conducting a completely presuppositionless investigation of the matter.

We think that the problem of external effects leaking into the main field model, which we discuss in the present paper in relation with global field models, might be a problem for the SCHA too.