The phenomena in question are not however the sensible phenomena of subjective, psychic experience, but are instead themselves theoretical constructions or interpretations.
How such essentially subjective application of categories to sensible phenomena in fact happens is a problem of psychology, not philosophy, to investigate.
On this reading, the strategy of the discussion of D1 is to move us towards the view that sensible phenomena have to fall under the same general metaphysical theory as intelligible phenomena.
To take up our earlier example, when the astronomer speaks of planets and their laws of motion, he is speaking objectively of scientific phenomena, as opposed to the subjective appearance of sensible phenomena to you or me.
MacFarlane notes that if we were to try to express such resources in Kant's system, we would have to appeal to non-logical constructions which make sense only with respect to a faculty of 'intuition', that is, an extralogical source which presents our minds with (sensible) phenomena about which judgments can be formed.
These signs indicate that the eruption was presaged by sensible phenomena.
Mantra (shingon) is the language of the cosmos involving all mental and physical-sensible phenomena.
But since he (re)interprets these objects as non-sensible phenomena, he also interprets space and time non-psychologically, i.e., as non-sensible.
Samples with thicker aluminium sheet S15-A15 and S10-A15 batches are less sensible to thinning phenomenon, and the layer of oxides at the metal interface is able to exert its action to enhance the joint resistance.
This, of course, is a quite general phenomenon among sensible qualities.
But though all knowledge of things sensible is thus of phenomena, it does not follow that nothing is known of things as they are in themselves.
