Sentence examples for diverging conceptions from inspiring English sources
Contrasting Hume and Kant on this point greatly illuminates their diverging conceptions of causation and necessity.
When the patents have different owners with diverging conceptions of the market and scientific value of each patent, we often encounter so-called "patent thickets".
The most significant tensions relate to the two method theories' diverging ontological conceptions of the nature of social structures and agency and their very different epistemological views of the role of theory.
Second, at times these elements introduce diverging paradigms and conceptions of the future into these processes, ranging from 'predict and control' to 'create the future' and then provide hybrid forms of "modes of orientation" in the sense of Grunwald [25].
It is indeed tempting to conclude that the differences in nationality legislation observed among Norway, Sweden and Denmark are expressions of diverging national self-conceptions.
These and many other religious traditions offered differing conceptions of bondage and diverging paths to moksha.
Of course, the two sides diverge on their conception of what that Europe should look like.
Diverging from nearly all other studies of Renaissance conceptions of time, J. K. Barret uncovers a persistent interest in the earthly future (with all of its uncertainties) in some of the most important texts in the canon of Renaissance literature". "Untold Futures is one of those rare books that will make an entire field view familiar material in a new and profound light.
However, parents may have different conceptions of the seriousness of obesity and diverging interests [ 64].
Why this diverging picture?
