Sentence examples for switching cases from inspiring English sources
However, Ludlow (1995) takes the slow switching cases a step further by suggesting that they are sometimes actual, not just hypothetical.
One type of argument, introduced in Boghossian (1989a), uses slow switching cases where a subject travels between two different physical environment or linguistic communities, say between Earth and Twin Earth.
Falvey and Owens (1994) object that, although externalism does entail that, in slow switching cases, an agent might not be able to introspectively distinguish her water thoughts from her twin-water thoughts, this is not a bar to a noncomparitive type of priviledged self-knowledge.
A different strategy against the slow-switching argument, pursued by Brown (2004), Sawyer (1999), and Warfield (1992 , 1997, is to argue that, although introspective indistinguishability does undermine self-knowledge in the slow switching cases, since such cases are merely hypothetical, they pose no real threat to any actual person's self-knowledge.
In response, some suggest that knowing that my thought is about water requires ruling out relevant alternative possibilities, and that in slow switching cases the possibility that my thought is instead about XYZ is in fact a relevant alternative that we cannot rule out.
An imperfect switching case in a standby redundant system is also considered.
In this subsection, the waiting delay of interrupted SUs is analyzed for both staying case and switching case.
In the hard link switching case, the link switching delay is increased along with the increase in the number of transmitters in the system.
A related but different concept with multi-layer landscapes for the DNA fast switching case was mentioned in a recent literature [ 36].
The opening scene, set in a swimming pool and involving switched cases and dropped towels, is like a hilarious pastiche of every spy movie surveillance op you've ever scene.
The same word can't switch case like that, so we need to supply another "that" for the second clause.
