Sentence examples for differ in their account from inspiring English sources
The last two agree in positing the existence of extra-mental entities, but differ in their account of the way that a cognition of such objects takes place; these are associated with the Vaibhāṣika and the Sautrāntika schools respectively.
But they differ in their accounts of the truth conditions of the normative and evaluative claims that figure in such discourse.
Moral theories differ in their accounts of the essential characteristics of rational persons and in their specifications of the conditions under which all rational persons would endorse a code of conduct as a moral code.
Disagreements may also lie in the explanations of the injustice: two feminists may agree that women are unjustly being denied proper rights and respect and yet substantively differ in their accounts of how or why the injustice occurs and what is required to end it (Jaggar 1994).
But what was unclear was exactly why: local leaders and officials greatly differed in their accounts of how the violence started.
The two approaches used to calibrate spatial pollutant surfaces differ in their approach to account for temporal and spatial change; IDW interpolation accounted for the heterogeneity in pollution level changes across Canada during the exposure period, while linear regression models incorporated a linear time-trend and population density as a spatial predictor.
Because of differences in the importance accorded to conditions 4 6, it is not unusual for authors with otherwise similar accounts of self-knowledge to differ in their willingness to describe their accounts as accounts of "introspection".
As it is an account of instrumental rationality, it can accommodate many different substantive accounts that differ in their apecification of what ends are rational or more simply whatever ends the agent happens to have.
However, the normality accounts differ in their explication of the notion of "normally".
