Betzig's conception was compelling enough to earn him an appointment at the Janelia Farm Research Campus, a part of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, in Ashburn, Virginia.
The book was written, like most of Fallada's books, at tremendous speed, between February and August 1946, and its confusions and evident changes of conception are compelling as a portrait of the times.
Consequently, before it is legitimate to conclude that such a discovery about the brain vindicates the Husserlian conception a compelling story needs to be told as how or why the temporal features at the neural level transfer to the phenomenal level.[38] There are more specific complaints.
Also, as I wrote at the time, though individual singers were compelling, Mr. Lepage conveyed no strong directorial conception about who these characters are and what drives them.
If one holds that there is only intrinsic and instrumental value, then this conception of value is compelling, since objects with the same intrinsic properties trivially have the same amount of intrinsic value, and they also plausibly have the same amount of instrumental value as well (at least in the same sort of environment).
I am a libertarian, and see a compelling case for returning to the founders' conception of limited government.If the data really so radically underdetermine the policy implications, isn't the reasonable response simply to withhold judgment?
But as Sextus argues, we do not have compelling accounts of any of these core conceptions of physics.
Their conception of Tian (Heaven) provides a compelling basis for arguing that everyone's interests have equal moral worth.
Although I did not consult other articles on the subject when working to articulate a conception of God that I found compelling, I am but one of many to interrelate God and entropy (or the surprising lack thereof).
