Sentence examples for a simple conception of from inspiring English sources

A simple conception of these findings is that severe mental illnesses occupy a gradient with the syndromes ordered by decreasing severity of neurodevelopmental impairment as follows; intellectual disability, autism, ADHD, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder.

The Trinity seems a simple conception to the average needlewoman, whatever doctors and Geneva might decide.

But unlike Descartes, Desgabets concluded that everything that is conceived of is a simple conception, not just God, soul and body.

But what on Desgabets's account is the difference between a simple conception and a precipitous judgement?

Anthony and George displays a simpler conception.

The simplest conception of an integer is that it consists of an absolute value (which is a natural number) and a sign (generally either positive or negative).

This volume discretization method improves the efficiency of the process since it is defined by a much more simple conception by means of massive data storage arrays whose elements are the coordinates of the part boundary points.

(OPD 6: 227) According to Desgabets, after having distinguished simple ideas from judgement in the Third Meditation, Descartes erred gravely in placing chimeras and other such beings of reason among the number of objects of simple conception.

However, in Desgabets, the domain of simple conception is less restricted, as is the proper function of the senses.

A rudimentary form of conceiving, which Reid often calls 'simple apprehension,' refers to "the bare conception of a thing without any judgment or belief about it" (EIP 4.1, 295).

Compared to the Aristotelian conception, Malebranche's conception of causation is remarkably simple and unified, and does not face the question of how such diverse and distinct types of Aristotelian causes can come under a single conception of causation.