Sentence examples for representations of objective from inspiring English sources
(Melnick 1973: 89) The important clue for answering this question is that these representations of objective simultaneity and succession are universal and necessary.
Postmodernists deconstructed the painting in a different spirit, and insisted that it was a figment of the artist's imagination rather than a representation of objective historical reality, in which they deeply disbelieved.
By contrast, even if the qualitative and phenomenal forms of consciousness involve a highly unified and densely integrated representation of objective reality, it may be possible to produce representations having those functional characteristics but which are not qualitative or phenomenal in nature.
For Kant, a defining feature of our representations of objects is their objective validity.
We present a method which allows representation of objectives from both the eigenvalue and Nyquist plane.
The bleached language of the natural sciences could not supply us with its "disengaged" representations of an objective world, he argues, if it was not situated in a colourful landscape of personal, impassioned and playful linguistic practice.
Derivative-free optimization (DFO) algorithms are suitable for solving this black-box model since they do not require explicit functional representations of the objective function and the constraints.
The objective deduction is about the conceptual and other cognitive conditions of having representations of objects.
In this book, Searle provides the tools to analyze factual type representations in terms of objective and subjective with respect to both their ontological status and their epistemological status.
For a representation to be objectively valid it must be a representation of an objective feature of reality, that is, a feature whose existence and nature is independent of how it is perceived (Guyer 1987:11 24).
Instead, we introduce flow variables, which allow a linear representation of the objective function.
