Sentence examples for regulative function from inspiring English sources

It then emerges that such statements serve the regulative function of licensing and censoring certain uses.

In the aesthetic experience, transcendental imagination is furnished with the regulative function of providing human beings with a sense of orientation in the world a sense of belonging or purpose.

Ideas such as God, freedom, immortality, the world, first beginning, and final end have only a regulative function for knowledge, since they cannot find fulfilling instances among objects of experience.

Therefore, the spectator is required to translate the traces, caesuras and elisions that negatively defined the new world of expression into positive traits: "… the imagination of the spectator has not only a regulative function but a constitutive one.

As suggested in note 8 above, Guyer, unlike Buchdahl, takes (empirical) causal laws to be necessary for causal relations; like Buchdahl, however, he takes the a priority and necessity of such laws, for Kant, to rest wholly on the purely regulative function of reflective judgment.

Thus, e.g., a dene may comprise the specification for one or more proteins, or it may serve as template for the production (transcription) of an RNA molecule that has a purely regulative function.

ID4 has regulative functions for differentiation and growth of the developing brain.

The short half-life time (<2 h) of nuclear lncRNA predisposes for regulative functions [ 22, 23].

Inherent here means that structural elements display at the same time regulative functions, thereby implementing closed feedback loops.

Their regulative functions can roughly be classified as modification of either polymerization dynamics, cross-linking, or filament nucleation (see Figure 3).

The miRNAs identified in the present study can definitely provide useful information for further study on their regulative functions and biogenesis of them.