Sentence examples for representations in question from inspiring English sources

The difference between the objects must somehow come down to an internal difference between the representations in question.

Indeed, many philosophers of mind take modes of presentation to be internal causal or functional roles played by the representations in question.

Therefore, the Unruh effect does not cause distress for the particle interpretation which the authors see to be fighting a losing battle anyhow because Rindler quanta are not real and the unitary inequivalence of the representations in question has nothing specific to do with conflicting particle ascriptions.

The representation in question is built on a single initial value which serves then as the designated value of the resulting valuation system.

One approach would be to try to describe certain situations in which only the right causes can produce the representation in question and to maintain that the content of the representation is whatever can cause the representation in such situations.

By "effective", he means that the representation in question determines more and more representations akin to it, while at the same time inhibiting those that are not (SW VI: 59).

Returning to the digital, some commentators have questioned whether Goodman's condition of (syntactic and semantic) finite differentiation is sufficient to distinguish the kind of representation in question (Haugeland 1981; Lewis 1971).

Thus, it is consistent with the notion of nonconceptual content that the representation in question is in fact produced in what Raftopoulos and Müller would call a conceptually mediated way, whereby concepts in the subject's possession influence the content of a personal level representation, without the content of the representation being specifiable in terms of concepts available to the subject.

Plausibly, the relevant visual pathways in the frog's brain were selected for their disposition to be caused by a certain configuration of visible features (roughly, something's being small, dark and moving) to produce the sensory-perceptual representation in question, as well as for their disposition to initiate orienting and so on thereby.

In those instances, it might be more practical to provide alternative monuments to an historical figure or incident, alongside or near the historical representation in question.

Parliamentary rules at the time stated MPs should declare "any past, present or expected future financial interest, direct or indirect … when a member is making a speech in the House or in committee or participating in any other proceedings of the House", that might "reasonably be thought by others to influence the speech, representation or communication in question".