The Present Sense Impression, Excited Utterance, and Then-Existing Mental, Emotional, or Physical Condition hearsay exceptions now cover many situations, under the federal rules of evidence, that would formerly have been considered res gestae.
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Scientific investigations represent third-person level of analyses and the subjective experience represents the first-person level of analyses involving the mind ( continuously changing sense impressions and mental phenomena ) that manifests from moment-to-moment.
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The subject matter and content of the statement are limited to descriptions or explanations of the event or condition, therefore opinions, inferences, or conclusions about the event or condition are not present sense impressions.
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Such " sense impressions, " as he calls them, can percolate for years before Maurer, who has no formal academic design training and began as a typographer's apprentice, finally translates them into a design.
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Nyanatiloka Thera suggests that the bhavanga can be used to explain continuity of the personality in a lifetime, but that the nervous system could also be the register in which sense impressions are stored.
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This is based on Kant's acceptance of David Hume's argument that certain general features of objects ( e . g . persistence, causal relationships ) can not be derived from the sense impressions we have of them.
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A "'present sense impression "', in the law of evidence, is a statement made by a person ( the declarant ) that conveys his or her sense of the state of an event or the condition of something.
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After taking into account the sense impressions, one can examine the causes of the appearances, draw conclusions about the laws that govern the appearances, and discover the causality ( ?0 ????????, " aetiologia " ) by which they are related.
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In this union the soul experiences various spiritual impressions, which mystical writers try to describe in the terminology used to describe sense impressions, as if the soul could see, hear, touch, or enjoy the savour or odour of the Divinity.
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Locke is famously attributed with holding the proposition that the human mind is a " tabula rasa ", a " blank tablet ", in Locke's words " white paper ", on which the experiences derived from sense impressions as a person's life proceeds are written.
