Titlebook: Machine Learning Paradigms; Applications of Lear George A. Tsihrintzis,Maria Virvou,Lakhmi C. Jain Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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mpt to reduce the table as a whole to its color or geometrical shape — even if it were possible to do so — would be very revealing. On the other hand, perceptual states and physical states are not simply completely divergent in their respective structural features. To me, this seems to be something

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Anna Karen Garate Escamilla,Amir Hajjam El Hassani,Emmanuel Andrestely obvious. At least some characteristics of the physiologically relevant temporal relations as measured by a clock seem different from the phenomenologically relevant, experienced temporal relations which are genuinely directed toward the immediate past and future (see Hua III: 196–7).

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Jose Li?ares Blanco,Marcos Gestal,Julián Dorado,Carlos Fernandez-Lozanompt to reduce the table as a whole to its color or geometrical shape — even if it were possible to do so — would be very revealing. On the other hand, perceptual states and physical states are not simply completely divergent in their respective structural features. To me, this seems to be something

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E. Karampotsis,G. Dounias,J. Jantzentely obvious. At least some characteristics of the physiologically relevant temporal relations as measured by a clock seem different from the phenomenologically relevant, experienced temporal relations which are genuinely directed toward the immediate past and future (see Hua III: 196–7).

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itehead’s theology as an idle speculation. They will see in his God the abstract God of the philosopher, a principle needed for the whole metaphysical apparatus to be set in motion rather than what Whitehead takes it to be: a God immediately present in our inner life.