This conception underlies the main theses of Moore's first major work, Principia Ethica (1903), including his famous 'open question' argument.
This conception underlies proposals that aim to promote healthy habits by reducing workplace health risks [ 4] particularly strategies to support physical activity and providing the means to reduce barriers to engaging in such activity [ 5, 6].
Bridgman's critique of concepts in physics also led naturally to a philosophical critique of some general conceptions underlying physics, such as simplicity, atomism, causality, determinism, and probability.
In it, he expounds a number of temporal conceptions underlying his instrumental compositions Zeitmaße, Gruppen, and Klavierstück XI.
Underlying the teams' conception of GHR was their focus on equity as an ethical imperative in the concept of health for all.
In this conception, the view is synthetic rather than analytical and, therefore, the focus is on system behaviors rather than specific components, i.e. the complex molecular networks underlying the outcomes that we measured.
A further step in our research was aimed at detecting which conception of critical sense underlies the documents analysed.
His rejection of the sacraments as means of obtaining grace and as forms of intervention between the soul and God underlay the deepened conception of other Reformation leaders such as Bullinger, Pietro Martire Vermigli, and John Calvin.
The practices of these new arrivals are often cast as a challenge to Christianity, but in many ways they challenge another religion entirely -- the unofficial creed of secularism, which underlies the French conception of government and dates to 1789 and the French Revolution itself.
In both cases, the problem is attributable to the notion of necessity which underlies the Greek conception of knowledge.
