| 词汇 | example_english_self-referential |
| 释义 | Examples of self-referentialThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Philosophers are sometimes scared of such a style because they think that it would be hideously self-referential and vain. This makes the differentiation between data and programs in self-referential processes obsolete. Although surely not the whole story, self-referential learning dynamics do offer a fresh perspective on the recent currency crisis literature. Is a stakeholder analysis, even an instrumental analysis, merely self-referential? Some statements were potentially self-referential, others were more clearly non selfreferential. The implied actual law of motion under adaptive learning is thus a time-varying self-referential or feedback system, depending upon the perceived law of motion. When it does not, it is regarded as intolerant, undemocratic, even despotic and self-referential. Subjects were required, in each case, to indicate whether they felt a statement was self-referential. If strikes are justifiable at all, then striking physicians should invoke self-referential interests. It was also entirely self-referential, based on the apparent efficacy of western values through commercial exploitation. Hypoactivation in these regions, it was hypothesized, would characterize the deluded state, reflecting excessive attention to self-referential information. To be clear, insofar as each kind involves a self-referential component, they are all in some sense socially constructed. There are different versions, in which the information known by the students is self-referential. Such works are deliberately self-referential and often surprisingly frank in what they reveal about life in court circles. Their styles are narrow, so much so that they can seem merely self-referential. The economy becomes 'self-referential' - in the sense that it becomes independent of the surrounding satisfaction of human needs - and insurance and similar industries boom. This makes the model self-referential and complicates the analysis of the learning dynamics. Note that such a definition is self-referential, because the latter conditions must be evaluated over the resulting knowledge base. Because it is necessarily self-referential, the assumed acrolectal, cosmopolitan identity of speaker is foregrounded. Forms of self-referential agency were conceived as ontologically anterior to corresponding forms in society and nature. When applied to intellectual activities where the objects of inquiry are humans or human characteristics, reflexivity is typically defined as the self-referential quality of theory. The key difference with our experiments is the self-referential structure in our setting. In association with reading the potentially self-referential statements, deluded subjects showed significantly attenuated anterior cingulate cortex activation compared to control subjects. Given self-referential cognitive tendencies, what pedagogical value could such a strategy have unless fleshed out by differing narratives and other data sources? These self-referential systems with heterogenous beliefs that evolve over time result in complicated dynamics that cannot be characterized analytically. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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