Sentence examples for In the general idea from inspiring English sources
As far as philosophy was concerned, Sennert was only interested in the general idea of atomism; the precise content of an atomic doctrine, in his view, ought to be a matter of chemical experimentation.
Although a moral right to health is grounded in the general idea that we have obligations to protect opportunity by promoting normal functioning, its specific content is in this fundamental way system-relative.
The problem is grounded in the general idea that we project predicates onto reality (a reality that is itself "constructed" by those projections, according to the constructivist approach Goodman defended from the time of A Study of Qualities [1941], hence in The Structure of Appearance [1951] and, later, in Ways of Worldmaking [1978]).
AKHE participated in the general idea of the study, the design of the experiments and contributed to the writing and revision of the paper.
All authors (OK, RH, ACh, VT, MV, and VM) equally contributed in developing the general idea and methodological aspects of performed investigation.
In sum, the general idea that Hsp90 ameliorates phenotypic expression of mutations by directly assisting the folding of destabilized proteins becomes increasingly incompatible with current molecular models (Fig. 3).
"In the 70s, the general idea in the Netherlands was that cities needed to adjust to the car.
Many replies opened with expressions of relief – "I've never encountered anyone or anything that was interested in the general ideas men have about masculinity".
Now, these are not moral goods and evils, but for Locke moral ideas are founded in the general ideas we have of natural pleasures and pains.
Science is beginning to show maybe there was some credence in the general ideas.
This is in agreement with the general idea that there is an elevated inflammation in the joints of RA individuals due to recruitment of various inflammatory cells that secrete excessive levels of cytokines and growth factors [ 28, 29].
