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At the same time, the strands that were extended antecedently will be displaced.

The object of consciousness is the self and not an antecedently existing external natural world.

Certainly, it seems antecedently more plausible than the much stronger position that we know that F is sound.

A prophetic word that destroys unity is antecedently suspect".

According to the standard seventeenth-century view, there exist, independently of and antecedently to our perception of them, material bodies.

If therefore you possess virtue, you should invoke that which antecedently comprehends all virtue.

I confess to being antecedently skeptical of these theories, due to suspicion of any political approach rooted in a conception of human nature.

It requires a series of events antecedently unlikely to deduce that design is a work, that the observed changes are causally, not casually, produced.

As seen antecedently, B. scutellaris often falls prey to Eciton raids, which, however infrequently occur, have devastating results.

Forward chaining (antecedently):

Whitehead also writes: "faith in the possibility of science, generated antecedently to the development of modern scientific theory, is an unconscious derivative from medieval theology".

That is to say, the parts of the progression exist only in time, and by means of the synthesis thereof, and are not given antecedently to it.

Belief in the existence of things outside my own biography exists antecedently to evidence, and can only be destroyed, if at all, by a long course of philosophic doubt.

Besides, not being founded on experience, they are not presented with any object in a priori intuition upon which, antecedently to experience, they might base their synthesis.

In Hadden's case study, the target analog involves the mathematics and physics of objects, and the antecedently understood source analog involves commercial and social objects.

As against social-covenant views, Peña regards human beings as naturally social, antecedently banded together into a community under an established authority, whose duty is to pursue the public interest.

Let's say a theory of consciousness is "reductive" just in case it implies that conscious experience is nothing over and above something which can be understood antecedently to understanding consciousness.

The paper's pollsters found that those surveyed were not that antecedently familiar with the issue, which the LAT attributes to the low-level, thus far, of television advertising about it.

Antecedently, the governor of Gabès had revolted against his overlord, al-Hasan, and promised to deliver his city to Roger II if he was confirmed as governor.

A footnote was added to line 14 which read, "The above beautiful Sonnet was written antecedently to the joyful account of the Patriot's escape from the Tyrant's Dungeon."

In respect of God's being, the fundamental axiom with which Barth works is that God is 'eternally and antecedently in himself' what he shows himself to be in Jesus.

At any particular moment, antecedently existing structures constrain and enable agents, whose interactions produce intended and unintended consequences, which leads to structural elaboration and the reproduction or transformation of the initial structure.

As the late American philosopher Max Black suggested, it often makes more sense "to say that the metaphor creates the similarity than to say that it formulates some similarity antecedently existing."

No one can find an intuition which shall correspond to the conception of reality, except in experience; it cannot be presented to the mind a priori and antecedently to the empirical consciousness of a reality.

We merely anticipate our own apprehension, the formal condition of which, inasmuch as it is itself to be found in the mind antecedently to all given phenomena, must certainly be capable of being cognized a priori.