Sentence examples for properties sense from inspiring English sources

Block's nearly explicit argument for denying this is that "qualia" (he fails to distinguish sensory qualities, sense (3), from their higher-order "what it's like" properties, sense (4)) are narrow, while the intentional contents shift under environmental pressure precisely because they are wide.

In many markets, "vultures" are going after depressed and foreclosed properties, sensing that the bottom is near.

The proposed smart material structure possesses intrinsic multifunctionality, such as simultaneous structural properties, sensing, and actuation capabilities that exhibit similarities with notable examples in plants and that promote the integration of multiple functions in bioinspired soft devices/robots.

Late in the movie, Microsoft's chief executive, Steve Balmer, is quoted as calling Linux "a cancer that attaches itself in an intellectual property sense to everything it touches".

3. "Linux is a cancer that attaches itself in an intellectual property sense to everything it touches".

It involves acknowledging that culture is not actually a business and doesn't particularly bend to the whims of business at least in the capitalistic discrete property sense.

I don't think the prices for existing operating properties make sense for us right now.

(2) Qualia as properties of sense data.

Though an inert element, 129Xe has exquisite NMR properties to sense molecular environments.

Using vacant properties makes sense for artists because they often need a lot of space but have little money, he says.

"Are they borrowing money against other peoples' properties?" The sense of common threat has brought many locals together to an extent "never seen before," said Keith Watson.