phenomenological experience

collocation in English

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experience
noun
uk /ɪkˈspɪə.ri.əns/ us /ɪkˈspɪr.i.əns/
(the process of getting) knowledge or skill from doing, seeing, or ...
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Examples of phenomenological experience

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If so, do the measures establish clear-cut and major differences between the phenomenologicalexperience of these three physiological states?
Time-reckoning is the practice of measuring physical periodic behaviour, which happens to correlate with our phenomenologicalexperience of time.
It all happens so fast that we have the phenomenologicalexperience of apparently knowing that the glissando has ended just as its final tone begins!
The multitudinous nature of the phenomenologicalexperience can often render these experiences unutterable in verbal form.
Their use of "perception" includes one's phenomenologicalexperience, in that it enables the development and storage of models of the world.
That is, it is the periodic behaviour of a physical entity (substance or device) which is being measured rather than the phenomenologicalexperience itself.
Will it pull away from theatre's (admittedly troubled) focus on the phenomenologicalexperience of the present, or presence?
Personal, phenomenologicalexperience of emotion is crucial to the development of empathy.
The participant is meant to have a phenomenologicalexperience by handling the book.
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Indeed, anger, fear, and disgust seem to be phenomenological experiences designed specifically for threat-detection.
Gibbs says that embodiment refers not only to neural events but also to cognitive unconscious and to phenomenologicalexperience.
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It is a tool for examining human development, focusing on identity formation while taking into account structural factors, cultural influences, and individual phenomenological experiences and perceptions of these contextualized features.
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