Sentence examples for under illusory from inspiring English sources

Unlike his Vormärz position, he asserted in texts of 1852 and 1853 that Hegel had yielded to the influence of Spinoza, effacing individuality, and submerging concrete particulars under illusory, abstract logical categories.

Though there was an influential subject in the Middle-Flexed posture, the similar rates of mislocalization under Illusory Trains suggest that this posture may be more similar to the Middle-Extended posture than the Index- and Ring-Flexed postures.

"Language," it says, "allows us to hide under an illusory permanence and fixity while the world changes minute by minute".

Instead, what you see is a bunch of sects, factions, and militias brought together under the illusory notion that "my enemy's enemy is my friend".

However, because the rate of mislocalization onto the middle fingertip was greater under the Illusory Rabbit Train than the Motion Bias Train in five postures, the increased rate of mislocalization can be attributed to the CRE and not other illusory effects in these postures.

The data indicate that the subjects reported that their middle fingertip was stimulated under the Illusory Rabbit Train more often than the Motion Bias Train in five of the nine postures, but not for the Index-Flexed, Middle-Flexed, Ring-Flexed, and All-Abducted postures (Fig. 2, Individual Fisher LSD tests for each posture type, α<0.05, Table 2).

And under this somewhat illusory impression of safety, the statesmen, spooks and five-star refugees checked in.

In the early stages of the campaign, the focus was more on the defects of the current United Progressive Alliance government and the supposed material progress of Gujarat under Modi, however illusory such progress may have been for most of its citizens.

The comparator model is well suited to explain the basic sense of agency, whereas a self-interpretation theory, akin to Wegner's, can explain why judgments about one's own agency tend to be distorted or illusory under certain conditions (Bayne and Pacherie 2007; Gallagher 2007; Synofzik et al. 2008).

Is it true that Orimupiko 22 is an illusory, meaningless and under-performing asset?

This view leads to the prediction that the tendency to illusory movements under instruction would be greater in patients in whom anosognosia and asomatognosia is more pronounced, which is precisely what Feinberg and colleagues observed.