Sentence examples for advanced the conception from inspiring English sources

Social responsibility is not simply a matter of charity, but a moral commitment to the patient that has been developed over centuries within societies that have advanced the conception of medicine as a profession.

In order to formalize this conception, he advanced the concept of a maximally specific predicate related to "Gi" in K, where, when "P(G, F) = r", then, if the premises include a predicate stronger than "F", say, "M", which implies the presence of more properties than does "F", then "P(G, M) = r", where, as before, r = P G, F).

The "interim" agreements which should have advanced his conception of "final status" only advanced the Israelis' conception.

EZ advanced the first conception of the study, performed the statistical analyses and drafted the manuscript.

On this basis one can also discriminate between extensional and intensional contexts and advance further to the conception of intensional logics.

The present paper contributes to theoretical advances in the conception, modelling and design of multi-scale fluidic elements, namely fluid distributors.

Advances in the conception of materiality and the technologies of materialization have always been a catalyst for design innovation in architecture.

Secondly, recent advances in the conception of mesoporous zirconosilicate with homogeneous repartition of zirconium into the silicate structure (Si/Zr ∼ 4), achieved by the use of Zr[OSi(OsBu 3]4 molecular precursor, are presented.

The post-Marxist idea of the symbolic is dynamic and complex, uncannily echoing the early German Romantics, who first advanced a modern conception of symbolism and the symbolic.

According to the maximizing conception, the fundamental task of practical reason is to determine which course of action would optimally advance the agent's complete set of ends.

A realist conception of international relations suggests that the proper role of every national government is to represent and advance the interests of its own nation.