Sentence examples for extended conception from inspiring English sources

Borg concedes that even such an extended conception of lexical content will not capture, e.g., analytic entailments such as the relation between 'bachelor' and 'unmarried'unmarried

In both cases, to make the terminology fit our version of the problem, one needs to work with an extended conception of what it is to be a res, one which allows such entities as that Socrates is wise to count as res.

Suárez extended his conception of justice to the arena of war, writing one of the most exhaustive and lucid treatments of the justice of war available in the scholastic corpus.

The recent awareness that eukaryotic cells can be linked and communicate via membranous nanotubes (NTs) has extended previous conceptions of cell-to-cell interaction.

From 1970 onwards, Ricoeur began to extend his conception of hermeneutics, as well as opening himself to Anglo-American philosophical traditions, following a part-time appointment at Chicago.

In conclusion, it should be emphasised that these structures do not in any way challenge or repudiate existing mathematics, but extend our conception of what is mathematically possible.

Clinicians widely regard placental abruption as an acute event, though accumulating data point towards abruption being the end-result of chronic processes early in pregnancy, and perhaps even extending to conception.

The time extending from conception to a child's first birthday is a crucial one in terms of child development and life-long health [ 1- 3].

Lucas' genius extended beyond the conception of the story to engaging a composer for the film who could underscore the power of the storytelling and myth-making.

Since discarding data was to be avoided at all costs in order not to confront local practices, the normalization process had to be extended to database conception itself.

This misconception extends beyond conceptions of evolution as well.