causal efficacy造句

• Causal efficacy cannot propagate faster than light.
• For waves that propagate causal efficacy, both of these must travel no faster than light.
• Rules, or laws, have no causal efficacy; they do not in fact  generate anything.
• So, for Davidson, " reasons are causes " and this explains the causal efficacy of the mental.
• Because mind is an evolute of matter, mental events are granted causal efficacy and are therefore able to initiate bodily motions.
• Thus light waves often propagate causal efficacy but de Broglie waves often have phase velocity faster than light and consequently cannot be propagating causal efficacy.
• Thus light waves often propagate causal efficacy but de Broglie waves often have phase velocity faster than light and consequently cannot be propagating causal efficacy.
• A dharma is real because it is a cause and it has effects, if it had no causal efficacy, it would not exist.
• This can take the form of autonomy being denied to agency with causal efficacy only granted to structure ( " downwards conflation " ).
• Since they do not exist at a physical level, Searle argues, they cannot have " causal efficacy " and thus cannot cause consciousness.
• Alternatively it can take the form of autonomy being denied to structure with causal efficacy only granted to agency ( " upwards conflation " ).
• On the other hand, if we wish to retain the principle of the anomalism of the mental then we must reject causal efficacy and embrace epiphenomenalism.
• Mental events are viewed as completely dependent on physical functions and, as such, have no independent existence or causal efficacy; it is a mere appearance.
• An objection to this point comes from John Searle in the form of biological naturalism, a nonrepresentational theory of mind that accepts the causal efficacy of mental states.
• For example, it is commonplace to argue that causal efficacy can be propagated by waves ( such as electromagnetic waves ) only if they propagate no faster than light.
• Vasubandhu's view here is that each dharma comes into existence only for a moment in which it discharges its causal efficacy and then self-destructs, the stream of experience is then a causal series of momentary dharmas.
• According to K . L . Dhammajoti, for the Sarvastivada school,'causal efficacy is the central criterion for the reality / existence ( astitva ) of a dharma'and hence they were also sometimes called the'Hetuvada'school.
• According to Kumarila, Apurva is a particular potentiality or capacity originated by the sacrificial acts located in the soul of the sacrificer who is the performer of Vedic rites, ensuring causal efficacy of those rites even though those Vedic rites are transitional in nature.
• But if we accept the first two claims of the argument for AM, along with the idea of the causal efficacy of the mental, and the Principle of Causally-Relevant properties, then the result is a denial of anomalous monism because there are indeed psycho-physical lawlike connections.
• This conceptual difference entails that, in contrast to de Broglie's pre-quantum mechanical wave description, the quantum mechanical probability packet description does not directly and explicitly express the Aristotelian idea, referred to by Newton, that causal efficacy propagates through ordinary space by contact, nor the Einsteinian idea that such propagation is no faster than light.