Sentence examples for Deep conception from inspiring English sources

Aristotle, for example, thought that the goal of every human life is "eudamonia", a deep conception of happiness as long-term flourishing, rather than fleeting pleasure.

Hegel, one of the founders of the new, deep conception of historical change characteristic of nineteenth-century German scholarship, proceeded to historicize Kant's innovation, in effect by historicizing Kant's categories.

Here, we present a web-based tool, named EVIDENCE (Entero Virus In DEep conception, http://symbiont.iis.sinica.edu.tw/evidence), for EV genotyping and recombination detection.

In this study, we developed a web tool, EVIDENCE (EnteroVirus In DEep coNCEption), a workbench for phylogenetic-based genotyping and recombination detection in EV genomes.

The book provides a broader and deeper conception of epistemic fluency than previously available in the literature.

According to the deep-rooted traditional conception formed in the past thousands of years, people are willing to have a son to continue their family line.

But in his writings Montaigne seems to go beyond language – and language as metaphor – and begins to explore a deeper, more instinctive conception of our understanding of others, one that has only recently begun to be understood.

First, Kant himself interpreted the feeling of the free play of the cognitive powers in aesthetic experience as a feeling of life, and thus at the deepest level his conception of the source of aesthetic pleasure is not that different from Herder's.

I do not read Bergson himself as a racialist (his theory is ultimately too subjectivist for that), but drawing from the pathbreaking studies by Mark Antliff of Bergson's influence on aesthetic, political, and nationalist movements, I explore the connection between Bergson's ideas and understandings of self and culture rooted in racial conceptions of deep ethnological time.

The number of studies concerning learners' conceptions of deep time is limited (Dodick and Orion 2003a, b; Trend 2000, 2001).

Possibly, the difference is even deeper, lying in the conception of morality in general, rather than in equality at all.