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- adjective Not
encapsulated
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Likewise, a system could be unencapsulated relative to beliefs and utilities yet encapsulated relative to perception; it's not implausible, for example, that the practical reasoning system has this character (again, see §2).
Modularity of Mind Robbins, Philip 2009
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For example, auditory speech perception might be encapsulated relative to beliefs and utilities but unencapsulated relative to vision, as suggested by the McGurk effect
Modularity of Mind Robbins, Philip 2009
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ARD-3150 is a dual release formulation DRCFI, Pulmaquin™ that is a mixture of ARD-3100 with unencapsulated ciprofloxacin.
unknown title 2011
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Lymphoid nodules are unencapsulated clusters of lymphocytes ( ~ 1mm).
Recently Uploaded Slideshows rajud521 2010
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Alocrest was generally well-tolerated with reversible neutropenia as the most common dose limiting toxicity, and a maximum tolerated dose comparable to unencapsulated vinorelbine in heavily pre-treated patients.
News 2008
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New research has found that some unencapsulated fluorescent light bulbs - where the shape of the coil is clearly visible - emit UV radiation that could make the skin red if used for long periods of time closer than 30cm (one foot) to the body.
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A study by the Health Protection Agency found that some unencapsulated fluorescent lightbulbs, which have a coil that is visible, emitted ultraviolet (UV) radiation above the recognised safety limits.
Irish Blogs Irish Eagle 2008
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Since the unencapsulated fish oil goes directly into your mouth, it’s easy to tell whether it’s rancid or not.
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Accordingly, in his modularity thesis, Fodor uses the frame problem to bolster the view that the mind's central processes ” those that are involved in fixing belief ” are “informationally unencapsulated”, meaning that they can draw on information from any source (Fodor 1983;
The Frame Problem Shanahan, Murray 2004
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