Sentence examples for capable of being revised from inspiring English sources

The way in which our prejudgments open us up to the matter at issue in such a way that those prejudgments are themselves capable of being revised exhibits the character of the Gadamerian conception of prejudgment, and its role in understanding, as itself constituting a version of the hermeneutic circle.

They are studying the revised proposal which was received last night, and are consulting with major shareholders, to understand whether the proposal is capable of being implemented".

We are capable of being that".

Those interventions, he suggested, may be simultaneously stimulating areas that are not well connected at a time when the brain is capable of revising its circuitry.

But when one is no longer capable of revising one's ends, one is no longer capable of self-governance in that domain.

We also showed that people were capable of revising their plans when an unexpected event occurred.

Upon arrival of new information concerning the credibility of its peers, an agent will be capable of revising this strict partial order, changing the trust assigned to its peers accordingly.

Thus, as Cohen suggests (1994, p. 1527), a Kantian, a Millian, and a religious person who believed in free faith might all support, but for quite different reasons, the idea that agents were free in the sense of being capable of forming and revising their conceptions of the good life.

The design structure that has been adopted is capable of inspecting errors and revising the model.

Organisms capable of producing disease are pathogens.

It does no good to revise the claim to say that no generalization believed to be accidental is capable of confirmation.