Sentence examples for state terms from inspiring English sources

"Power viewed in state terms alone, or even primarily, is a false premise these days".

"As long as we continue to think in twentieth century, nation state terms," he writes, "we will not be able to develop doctrines and capabilities" appropriate for new threats.

Such a statement is free of any mental state terms.

However, Quine goes on to question just how radical an eliminativist form of materialism would actually be, implying no significant difference between explicating mental states as physiological states, and eliminating mental state terms in favor of physical state terms.

It can thus be regarded as providing implicit definitions of the mental state terms of the theory.

To switch, however, would be to give up the benefits (if any) of a theory that offers meaning-preserving translations of our mental state terms.

(He is up for re-election for his state term in 2001).

Before October, all these people were automatically on "parole" (a state term).

According to this theory, a motivational state termed cognitive dissonance is produced whenever beliefs, attitudes, and behaviours are inconsistent.

Under the judge's ruling, Ingram will begin serving his federal sentence when his state term ends in November and should go free next May.

The quadratic performance index is nonstandard, which includes the additional derivative state term.