Whatever is conformable to this conception of the real will be given value; whatever is opposed to it will be denied value.
As a result, "the opinion entertained by the labouring class, that the employment of machinery is frequently detrimental to their interests, is not founded on prejudice and error, but is conformable to the correct principles of political economy".
For bridge design practice in Thailand, these ratios could be applied as multipliers to the AASHTO STD&LRFD) or EN1991-2 loads; therefore, the bridge responses were conformable to those of Thai truck loads.
The work flow proceeds by modeling the volume of the thrust-repeated mine horizon on a curvilinear faulted grid that is conformable to the enveloping geological structure and that includes discontinuities to model fault offsets.
Fourth, "another thinking subject [does not] submit to our investigations in such a way as to be conformable to our purposes" – the only thinking subject whose inner sense one can investigate is oneself.
Similarly, Hume appeals, in the Enquiry, to the supposition that "the course of nature" does not change (EHU 4.21; SBN 37 38) or, equivalently, that "the future will be conformable to the past" (EHU 4.19; SBN 35 36).
In §100 of the Ontologia, Wolff writes: "The notion of the impossible which is that which involves a contradiction, and the notion of the possible which is that which is free from contradiction is conformable to the practice of the Mathematicians".
All our inductive inferences our "conclusions from experience"—are founded on the supposition that the course of nature is sufficiently uniform so that the future will be conformable to the past (EHU 4.21; SBN 37 38): "For all inferences from experience suppose, as their foundation, that the future will resemble the past ….
John Butler reported that four prisoners held by the Indians "were conformable to the Indian custom afterwards killed".
