Sentence examples for threefold typology from inspiring English sources

As for non-reliable cognitions, one finds an opposition between a fivefold typology, which is the trademark of the Sang-pu school, and a more basic threefold typology prescribed by Sakya Paṇḍita.

The threefold typology met with above, which distinguishes between conceptual and non-conceptual mental events, and among the latter between correct and incorrect ones, is generally accepted, but not its correspondence with a three-fold typology of appearing objects.

Opponents to the new definition of reliable cognition and the "active perception" model, starting with Sakya Paṇḍita, instead adopted a threefold typology of non-reliable cognitions: i. non-understanding (ma rtogs), ii.

Each cognition has its appearing object, and a threefold typology of mind is established on the basis of three sorts of appearing objects: the particular, the hallucinated object (i.e., something that appears while being inexistent) and the concept (don spyi).

However, the point of contention discussed in the context of the threefold typology of objects re-emerges, as this author insists that such a signifier actually does not exist (it is not a causally efficient particular) and is not even properly speaking an "object".

The empirical data suggest a threefold typology: active collaboration, developing collaboration and potential collaboration.

The aim of this study is threefold: First, a typology of uncertainty is presented that extends the typology of Beresford [ 9].

Its attraction is threefold.

Here, an international Vogue typology.

Its message was threefold.

The potential solutions are threefold.