constancies

It should be noted that the other historically influential attempts to account for the constancies was the sense-datum theory, which (in the case of the table) would posit a sense-datum that really is shiny and white, in addition to the brown table itself.

The Contents of Perception Siegel, Susanna 2005

These were not perturbations of the soul, but rather 'constancies'; they were not opposed to reason, but were rather part of reason.

Guide to Stoicism St. George William Joseph Stock

There are biological constancies -- we all have navels and really ugly pinkie toenails. ...

A twisted tale: Gene ties himself in knots, over knots 2010

The man must obey the ‘seven deficiencies’ follow the ‘eight benefits’ and observe the ‘five constancies.’

Internet happens. « Love | Peace | Ohana 2006

What determines the success of a society in securing order is how well adapted it is to nature's constancies.

Xunzi Robins, Dan 2007

Natural dao (often translated heavenly dao) is akin to what we would consider the constancies of science.

Taoism Hansen, Chad 2007

That they “are walked” shows they are, in that sense, compatible with natural constancies.

Taoism Hansen, Chad 2007

The problem presented by the constancies is to show how it is that the constant and varying features don't conflict in such a way as to make the experience falsidical (for having contradictory contents).

The Contents of Perception Siegel, Susanna 2005

Here there were a few constancies, a family portrait, a picture of her parents 'home, a framed cloth hand-embroidered with the Star of David and "A good journey to you, Hanny, beloved" in Hebrew.

Starfarers Anderson, Poul, 1926- 1998

From very early the child has means of expressing the achieved constancies of his experience.

A Psychological Issue Hawkins, David 1966