individuate

There must be something to individuate the thinking in question.

A mental event is individuated, first, as being within the consciousness of a given individual.

No source was indicated and the fibers could not be individuated.

Here, a good technology allows choices to be heavily individuated.

He later concluded that space/time points without gravity would not be individuated.

In fact, whatever individuates these two happens only at the level of matter or the soul bodily things.

How we change, and what we do then, is what individuates us.

It's difficult to individuate an Italian folklore because of the vast differences between regions.

Humans have individuated themselves in modern times, to discover the individual, with her freedom and self dignity.

They help individuate a person, thus impacting social processes.

In experiments, people have been found to prefer individuating information over general information when the former is available.

When he was very young, Paul shunned individuating from our father and sought, instead, to create unique pancakes.

Furthermore, individuation always creates both an individual and a collective subject, which individuate themselves together.

I believe that as folk become urbanized, just so intensely are they individuated, and not to the contrary.

Then would having a good head for numbers be the sort of thing that would individuate them at the level of their soul?

And off to my right, the slender trunks of the poplars became individuated in the grayness.

Hopes and dreams become individuated by state canalization of welfare and culture.

How do we individuate from parents?

Children in dysfunctional families are shaped by bad relationships and are improperly "individuated."

Modern institutions required that bodies must be individuated according to their tasks, as well as for training, observation, and control.

But what exactly does individuate a monad?

It is this "completeness" that is said to individuate a particular, although not in any "absolute" sense.

Judgements of worth and social sanctions are individuated and tailored to past commitments.

A more recent view, known as functionalism, claims that mental events are individuated (or constituted by) the causal role they play.

Echoing functionalism (philosophy of mind), this point claims that mental states are individuated by their role in a much larger system.