Sentence examples for developing conceptions from inspiring English sources
The Buddhist contribution is particularly noticeable in the developing conceptions of the afterlife; Buddhist ideas of purgatory had a most striking effect not only on Daoism but especially on Chinese popular religion.
Some public reason liberals are criticized for developing conceptions of justice that are highly indeterminate.
Part 2 reviews the history of developing conceptions of fallacies as it is found from Aristotle to Copi.
Regardless, commentators are beginning to challenge the biomedical hegemony of psychoactive research, through embracing the idea of 'entheogenic therapy'benefitfit maximisation' and 'pleasure' more generally into our developing conceptions of health and well-being (Blainey, 2015; Mackenzie, 2011; Tupper, 2008).
Once young learners develop conceptions, they tend to retain them, resisting explanations that differ from their perspectives (Au et al. 2008; Solomon and Johnson 2000).
On the whole, globalization presents a number of challenges to feminist political philosophers who seek to develop conceptions of justice and responsibility capable of responding to the lived realities of both men and women.
On the basis of previously developed conceptions on gas hold-up in the gassed stirred tank (Kudrewizki, F., 1982, Chem. Tech.5, 247 249) a theoretical model for describing the dissipation of the mechanical energy of the stirrer in gassed stirred tanks with low-viscous media was derived.
BPM, TGT and THS developed conception and design of the study.
DWL developed conception and design of the study, drafted the first version of the manuscript, organized data acquisition, and performed the meta analysis, MOE and T25 calculations.
MG contributed to developing research conception, design and methods as well as initial drafting of this manuscript.
There is no tradition in Theravada Siam in any way resembling the traditions of Mahayana art in, say, Cambodia or Indonesia, which encouraged artists to explore the possibilities of their mediums to express developing religious conceptions.
