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I shot unexpectedly into her luscious mouth like an eliminative process.

"I fed in a data set of option legs to an eliminative decision tree.

Various arguments have been put forth both for and against eliminative materialism over the last forty years.

MPs would vote on the list through a series of eliminative ballots and select the leader.

As the child gains control over eliminative functions and motor abilities, they begin to explore their surroundings.

The idea that people can be mistaken about their inner functioning is one applied by eliminative materialists.

The original targets of these arguments were the type-identity theory and eliminative materialism.

Several other philosophers argue that Eliminative materialism is self-refuting.

Consciousness and folk psychology are separate issues and it is possible to take an eliminative stance on one but not the other.

Eliminative materialism (also called eliminativism) is a materialist position in the philosophy of mind.

In the philosophy of the mind, Ryle's category mistake argument can be used to support eliminative materialism.

While it was a minority view in the 1960s, eliminative materialism gained prominence and acceptance during the 1980s.

These philosophers are known as eliminative materialists, one of their leading defenders being Paul Churchland.

Philosopher Mary Midgley, among others, argues that materialism is a self-refuting idea, at least in its eliminative form.

Eliminative Materialism and the Propositional Attitudes.

Rethinking eliminative connectionism.

The suggestion is that the function of the brain and nervous system and sense organs is in the main eliminative and not productive.

However, eliminative materialists mention other psychological concepts (e.g. belief, will, consciousness) about which one is more likely to be revisionist.

Unlike strong Eliminative materialism, the revisionist often claims that a theory or concept is only partially incorrect, perhaps because it ignores a few important causal factors.

Quine himself wondered what exactly was so eliminative about eliminative materialism after all:

The Post Res or eliminative variant of structuralism is anti-realist about structures in a way that parallels nominalism.

Eliminative materialism states that the mental states that folk psychologists believe to be part of the mind, such as beliefs, desires, and intentions don't actually exist.

Since eliminative materialism claims that future research will fail to find a neuronal basis for various mental phenomena, it must necessarily wait for science to progress further.

Eliminative Materialism and the Propositional Attitudes, Journal of Philosophy, Volume 78, February 1981.

Finally, there is eliminative materialism, which simply denies that there are any such mental events; thus, there is really no problem of mental causation at all.

There are several eliminatory rounds and the finale is usually held in April.

The eliminatory round was no longer a physical game, but a new question round, with more questions about the book.

Three eliminatory rounds are played by the 34 worst clubs, with successive entrances.

All players must be under 20, but two overaged are allowed in eliminatory rounds.

The round was eliminatory in nature.

It hated Seth's eliminatory functions even when they were normal, and on that night they had been anything but.

His questing fingers were causing strange sensations in that area, which she thought was for human eliminatory functions.

Many times the winners of the consolation game eventually won a much better prize than the ones who had won the eliminatory round.

In cases where the number of candidates sitting the written examination is high, the essay section of the specialized paper will be eliminatory.

Winners of 2nd eliminatory.

The English exam is only eliminatory, meaning the candidates are only required to achieve a minimum result in order to be qualified.

Up to the present in this chapter no mention has been made of the eliminatory processes - defaecation and urination.

On the other hand, over-approbation of the performance of eliminatory functions in the "right" place and circumstances may, by association, have complicated psychological effect.

This round was a continuation from the Online Debate round and was eliminatory in nature.

The other four exams are eliminatory and competitive, meaning the applicants with the higher average grade (the four tests have equal weights) will be selected.

In 2005, he lost to Miguel Riveiro of Brazil by points, during the eliminatory stage.

First eliminatory:

Second eliminatory:

Upon returning from that competition, he competed in an eliminatory to determine the roster for the Pan American Championships.

In the eliminatory round, the other two couples would compete to get the consolation game, where they could increase the money won in the question round.

There will be an eliminatory round by journalists and advocates, where the greatest Brazilian will be chosen):

The epithets "naughty" and "dirty" arise, perhaps reinforcing terms used at an earlier stage as regards the eliminatory functions or inadvertent sexual display.

In addition to a very demanding selective training, which represents eliminatory entry criterum for special brigade, the following tasks are also performed in this unit:

On his first date, he defeated Kidany Reyes by walkover, advancing to the finals while an eliminatory was held on the other bracket.

FIFA World Cup 2014 (European eliminatory)