Sentence examples for reduced reality from inspiring English sources

By the time the gregarious, self-taught Signac met the solitary, academically trained Seurat, in 1884, the slightly older Seurat was formulating his rigorous system that reduced reality to fields of tiny dots of pure color.

This suggests that the reduced reality monitoring accuracy for images is largely independent of the emotion elicited by those images.

All these arguments, however, only show that we cannot reduce reality to psychic existence.

This is supposed to be a metaphor for reducing reality to a concise formula.

In other words Kûkai does not reduce reality to either mind or matter; his perspective is neither merely idealist nor merely materialist.

By going back to the thing itself, phenomenology aimed at eluding the errors of both empiricism (reducing reality to the measurable) and idealism (rarefying reality into abstraction and subjectivism).

By the same token, a philosophy that reduces reality to an emanation either of the self or of the collective reduces the self by denying it access to the Other.

Therefore, maps that originate from the alleged attempt at being descriptive and reducing reality's complexity become prescriptive and establish singular meanings and interpretations that become themselves part of reality and the background for interpretation of the world (Wood 1992; Wood and Fels 2008).

Why might ratings of size reduce reality monitoring accuracy in comparison to making affective ratings?

I deeply fear the reckless ascendance of that first word in our cultural and political structures, as world events are increasingly reduced to reality TV mélanges of celebrity and violence.

Mr Putin has been holding the ring in a dispute between Russia's ground troops and its strategic-rocket forces over which should be sharply reduced; in reality, both need to be cut.