Sentence examples for regulative model from inspiring English sources

Tying together the themes of difference, multiplicity, virtuality and intensity, at the heart of Difference and Repetition we find a theory of Ideas (dialectics) based neither on an essential model of identity (Plato), nor a regulative model of unity (Kant), nor a dialectical model of contradiction (Hegel), but rather on a problematic and genetic model of difference.

The ability of higher vertebrate embryos to retain a regulative model of development until such a late stage strongly suggests that localisation of maternally inherited determinants is not an essential component of the mechanisms specifying embryo polarity (Stern and Downs, 2012).

In self-regulative models behaviour is considerably influenced by patients' subjective experiences and emotions.

Frankfurt's attack on PAP (see section 4.2) prompted many contemporary compatibilists to develop accounts of compatibilist freedom that make no appeal to regulative control as modeled on a Garden of Forking Paths.

Compatibilists defending a Garden of Forking Paths model of regulative control must show what is wrong with this powerful argument.

In this paper a generic computational model for this regulative process is presented.

The model proposed here can reproduce such regulative behavior.

Our first-principles modeling approach includes the metabolic and regulative networks that are believed to have a large impact on growth.

And it is precisely because of the ease with which such rules of competition can be rigged to favor some so-called normal modes of functioning over other seemingly anomalous ones that feminists rightly have been suspicious of invoking rules derived from models of competitive recreation as relevant to and regulative of social justice.

Besides reactive and regulative temperament traits referring to respectively negative affectivity and effortful control, Rothbart's model contains various other temperamental traits of which most are not particularly relevant when studying youths' responses to pain experiences [ 21].

Although we cannot exclude species-specific differences, our findings support a "gradient" model of gene activation that can be reconciled with the well-known regulative capacity of the mammalian embryo [ 14, 40] more easily than an "on/off" model.