Sentence examples for represented objects from inspiring English sources

According to the theory, sensory qualities are actually intentional contents, represented properties of represented objects.

At A107, he suddenly begins to talk about tying together multiple represented objects, indeed "all possible appearances, which can stand alongside one another in one experience" (A108).

Kant's argument for this claim seems to have been that synthesis of represented objects experienced together into a single complex object is a necessary condition of consciousness of self as single common subject.

Most importantly, in cooperation with the other strata, the stratum of represented objects may present "metaphysical qualities" such as the tragic, the dreadful, the peaceful and so on, which characterize true works of art.

In the case of brain traces, second-order structural resemblances hold when some physical relations among certain brain states (such as distance relations in the activation space of a neural network) preserve some system of relations among represented objects (O'Brien and Opie 2004, pp. 8 14).

Without represented objects being tied together in a single complex object, one might be aware of the subject of an individual representation but one could not be aware of the subject of one such representation as the subject of other such representations.

Demonstrating that we represent objects or an objective world has a key role in most versions of this reading.

The mural represents objects that with the help of balloons are taking off from the wall.

Yet it appears that they all began with motivated pictorial signs representing objects.

It was her unconventional eye and innate ability to represent objects from around the world that defined the magic of her remarkable homes.

Rivers flowing to the sea, a flame reaching upward, a bird homing: these movements all represent objects yearning to be their true selves, to achieve their true state.