quale 的定义
plural qua·li·a [kwah-lee-uh, kwey-]. /ˈkwɑ li ə, ˈkweɪ-/. Philosophy.
- a quality, as bitterness, regarded as an independent object.
- a sense-datum or feeling having a distinctive quality.
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- On the other hand, an AI lacking any visual qualia might respond with, “That is impossible, red, green, and blue each exist as different wavelengths.”
- Our conscious experiences are composed of qualia, the subjective aspects of sensation—the redness of red, the sweetness of sweet.
- Of course, it’s possible that an artificial consciousness might possess qualia vastly different than our own.
- In this scenario, questions about specific qualia, such as color qualia, might not click with the AI.
- La loro capitale era la grande e popolosa citt di Mexcaltepec sulla costa, della quale appena sussistono le rovine.'
- Colin Quale was there to enjoy the full triumph of the transformation.
- Colin Quale was giving to her something which no other man had given.
- In the door, as they ascended the steps, appeared Colin Quale.
- Colin Quale, meeting her, flickered his lashes and smiled: "Is this what the storm did to you?"