Sentence examples for earlier conceptions from inspiring English sources
But it is not merely nostalgic to respect earlier conceptions of happiness.
In modern psychology the notion of the self has replaced earlier conceptions of the soul.
Most modern evidence suggests that lungfishes are more closely related to tetrapods than are coelacanths, despite earlier conceptions of the coelacanth as an iconic "tetrapod ancestor".
The newest of these emerged through the development of more sophisticated mathematical techniques, but even these still had their roots in earlier conceptions of analysis.
Equally evident is the challenge this poses for earlier conceptions of analysis as the decomposition of a complex into its simple constituents, for on this view there are no constituents to begin with.
On those earlier conceptions at least many properties are causally inert, other-worldly, abstract entities that exist outside space and time; they are timeless, necessary beings, and since we cannot come into causal contact with them, our knowledge of them is problematic.
Both CIDR_TAI hazard ratio; HR [95% confidence interval = 1.21 (1.41, 1.41)] and Ovsynch [HR (95% confidence interval) = 1.23 (1.44, 1.44)] were associated with an increased likelihood of earlier conception compared with the CTRL.
Wittgenstein's earlier conception of analysis, as combining logical analysis with decompositional analysis, has given way to what has been called 'connective' analysis (Strawson 1992, ch. 2; Hacker 1996, ch. 5).
Given how deeply embedded that earlier conception was in the whole metaphysics of the Tractatus, the critique of the Tractatus has been seen by some to imply the rejection of analysis altogether and to herald the age of 'post-analytic' philosophy.
As a result, the themes of space, science, and the future completely trumped the earlier conception of a "Festival of the [American] West".
Early in his book, Gleick explores one of the earliest conceptions of time travel, the Universe Rigid — a four-dimensional construct thought up by Wells.
