Maraldo argues for the superior viability of the third of these conceptions, in part because it pays due hermeneutical attention to the Greek origins of the heretofore prevailing methods and themes of "philosophy".
This conception derives, in part, from the notion that religion often claims a strong therapeutic component, and in some respects, dictates acceptable medical intervention [ 12].
It is a conception which is in part modernistic: tradition is presented as being in constant debate with itself.
We used both TA and the PS rubric to identify scientific and alternative conceptions in this part of the interview transcripts to compare the results with each student's written homework response.
These two conceptions likely arise in part because of the difference in their primary goals.
This conception of socialism was in part an outgrowth of the Nazis' attempt to transfer military values to civilian life: In war it did not matter if the soldier next to you came from a poor or a wealthy background as long as he fought loyally for the combat unit.
U.S. investors are demanding a shorter window between conception and profitability, reflecting in part the maturation of the Internet in the U.S.
While Kant attempts to occupy an intermediary position between the Cartesian and Leibnizian positions by maintaining that both mv and mv² could be conserved in different contexts, what is of particular note is how his solution in Parts II and III rests on the conception of force developed in Part I.
Suppose instead that we avail ourselves of some robust conception of part, so that each participant intends to do his part in shared activity, as such.
Kepler was the first one to apply this conception to an orbital path in part because he had, in his mind, a very clear notion of the conception of an ellipse.
In recent years, Maqdisi has even come to believe that al-Qaida's conception of jihad – one licensed in part by his own scholarship – may have been incorrect, a jihad of "spite" rather than "empowering believers".
