Sentence examples for a fixed conception from inspiring English sources

Natality challenges a fixed conception of identity, makes evident that self and non-self are not in opposition, and that identity "erupts from the flesh" (39).

For sanity is not a fixed concept.

There is a fixed connection between input and output.

I consider telomeres to be analogous to natal chi -- the form of life force that we receive at conception but in a fixed quantity, according to Traditional Chinese Medicine.

The usual human conception of self as a fixed and unchanging center is a delusion.

Fix your eyes on a fixed point.

In its time, that rabbinic reading of the story of Abraham and his visitors was challenging a very common spiritual conception in which human beings existed at a fixed point on a continuum ranging upward from inanimate objects to animals to people to angels to God.

In standard first-order logic predicates come with a fixed degree and in line with this relations are usually taken to have a fixed degree themselves (on abundant conceptions of properties, there are relations of every finite number of argument places, but on sparse conceptions it is an empirical question whether there are relations of any particular degree).

The early songs lack a fixed metrical form; the lines, consisting of an indeterminate number of syllables, were strung out to irregular lengths, showing no conception of poetic form.

Punishment requires a fixed term.

They are no longer a fixed formula.