Sentence examples for development of notions from inspiring English sources

It is precisely this sort of issues that precipitated the development of notions such as the mind-continuum (citta-santana) and receptacle consciousness (ālaya-vijñāna).

But as it turns out, following the thread provided by the two key notions (TP) and (ST) as formulated above provides a suitable vantage point to investigate the development of the notion of consequence in the Latin Middle Ages.

For Ariès, a crucial change was the development of the notion that children should be sexually innocent.

Before the development of the notion of supervenience, physicalism was often stated as a reductionist thesis.

Feyerabend drew heavily from Duhem's The Aim and Structure of Physical Theory (1954 [1906]) in his development of the notion of incommensurability of scientific theories.

In his autobiography, Feyerabend acknowledged Niels Bohr's direct influence on the development of his notion of incommensurability in the 1950s.

Feyerabend, like Kuhn, explicitly drew from Wolfgang Köhler's work in Gestalt psychology in the development of his notion of incommensurability.

The Prior Analytics is not the only Aristotelian text providing the historical background for the development of the notion of consequence.

Early development of the notion of nonconceptual content came primarily from philosophers connected with the University of Oxford and working within a broadly Fregean tradition.

He was one of the first medieval authors to advocate a form of church/state separation, and was important for the early development of the notion of property rights.

For the further development of the notion of DNA as a "program," we have to consider an additional third line of experiment, aside from the elucidation of DNA structure and the mechanisms of protein synthesis.