Just as our conception of the aim of belief influences our conception of the doxastic norms, so does it affect the extent to which parallels can be drawn between the ethics of belief and the ethics of action generally.
This method is divided into two components: (1) model conception by defining the objective function and influential factors, setting up data collection, and learning using multilayer perceptrons; and (2) monitoring system conception with the aim of tracking the misclassification rate, determining whether the physical system is drifting, and reacting by model adaptation based on the control charts.
Wylie (1986, p. 287), for instance, claims that 'the most sophisticated positions on either side now incorporate self-justifying conceptions of the aim of philosophy and of the standards of adequacy appropriate for judging philosophical theories of science'.
Both contemporary and historical philosophers of education have devoted themselves, at least in part, to defending a particular conception of the aims of education or to criticizing the conceptions of others.
During the data reduction process conceptions corresponding to the aim of the study were identified and included in further analysis.
It seems possible to defend the view, for instance, that we ought only to believe on sufficient evidence as the Evidentialists teach but that our conception of the aims of belief might provide further and more determinate necessary conditions for permissible belief.
Setting various value conceptions on equal footing is the aim of Locke's pluralism.
Abstract: This essay offers a defense, against two important critics, of the aim of developing a freestanding conception of social justice.
As a consequence, the new Conservative government led by David Cameron, did away with these presumed cornerstones of the planning system, also with the aim of re-launching the conception of processes of territorial transformation with strong tendencies towards deregulation, which the Thatcher government had proposed in the 1980's.
He emphatically dismisses this conception as an unfruitful and meaningless speculation, because, as he says, the aim of physics is only to describe observable data.
