veridical

I shall replace it, he said to himself, with the veridical.

The reincarnation hypothesis, which holds that the reported experiences are veridical.

Perhaps the author went on to discuss "veridical hallucinations," but his ideas about these things must be considered later.

But Thorn had no reason to think that this afternoon's had included anything at all veridical.

Still others take practically everything Plato wrote about Socrates as veridical history.

A veridical paradox produces a result that appears absurd but is demonstrated to be true nevertheless.

Not that veridical reproduction is only what is important, of course, that's not my point.

Veridical perceptions and hallucinations are not members of a common class of mental states or events.

The potential and veridical conditionals reflex the degree of certainty that something would have occurred.

He also considers that the discipline does not provide veridical explanations to the way consumers and producers behave in the real world.

The veridical dream is the dream which is afterwards fulfilled.

This contrasts with science that aims at veridical representations of the world according to standards of scientific evidence.

It is a capacity to form an accurate, veridical model of oneself and to be able to use that model to operate effectively in life.

I'm interested how veridical experiences by people in nonordinary states of consciousness fit into physics.

The study consisted of an experiment, which looked at the effects on explicit memory compared to implicit and veridical memory.

This is surprising, to those who understand regular homotopy, and is hence deemed a veridical paradox.

However, the cleavage between mind and brain and the causal dichotomies are argued not to be veridical.

It is adequately veridical for us to navigate very effectively in the world, deviations from such a situation are sufficiently notable to warrant special consideration.

Most model based strategies of motor control rely on perceptual information, but assume that this information is not always useful, veridical or constant.

Supposing the dream to be veridical," said MacPhee. "

In his dreams, he looks through the window and makes detailed and veridical observations of the real-life inhabitants as he passes.

This apparent ability does not guarantee that the account is veridical at anyone time, of course, and most modern philosophers of science are fallibilists.

Not smooth like a sculpture, but drawn with infinite precision, more like a veridical reproduction on a massive scale than simply a huge portrait.

At Paris, by lying Rumour which proved prophetic and veridical, the fall of Verdun was known some hours before it happened.

Monitoring the blood flow in the brain revealed there were in the left medial temporal lobe for both veridical and illusory recognition.