Sentence examples for circular conception from inspiring English sources
But its heritage goes back to the two cousins from Alsace, in eastern France, who founded a dry goods store on Rue Lafayette in 1893 and went on to build the monumental store where the Belle Epoque architect Ferdinand Chanut created a circular conception of shopping space.
But critics argue that the constructivist conception of practical reasoning is either circular or parasitic on independent moral values.
One might object that both conceptions are inadequate because they are circular, i.e., both appeal to the notion of something physical (a theory or an object) to characterize a physical property.
Unfortunately, except for the conception that Earth is a sphere (inferred from Earth's shadow on the Moon always being circular during a lunar eclipse), these ideas failed to gain general acceptance.
This proved the "polarization memory effect", a conception introduced by MacKintosh et al [ 17]", in which they said the depth detected by circular polarization is larger than that by a linear polarization.
