Sentence examples for formal conception from inspiring English sources

@tnyfrontrow I feel like knowing you should always be looking offscreen is part of the formal conception.

A formal conception of equality helps Ms. Fisher in her case, Fisher v. University of Texas, No. 11-345.

It does so in precisely the same way that a formal conception of autonomy disables those who hold it from diagnosing the conditions of autonomy in practical life.

This paper outlines a gradual evolution in the formal conception of rationality that brings it closer to our informal conception of intelligence and simultaneously reduces the gap between theory and practice.

The more formal conception of a synagogue as a sacred space reserved for religious ritual was thought to have developed later, in the Jewish diaspora after the Temple had been destroyed.

This conference investigates how the design process can span the two scales, with the aid of computational tools and dynamic analytical inputs that link environmental processes to formal conception.

As usual, complex formal conceptions are masked by a deceptive simplicity.

Notably, privacy laws rely on narrower and less formal conceptions of risk than those described by the computer science literature.

Will and people: rejecting the merely "formal" conceptions of democracy that disguise our status quo, an actively democratic politics will think one term through the other.

Distinguishing clearly between intuitive, physical and purely formal conceptions of space, Carnap argues that, subject to the necessary constraints of certain a priori phenomenological conditions of the topology of intuitive space, the purely formal and the physical aspects of theories of space, can be adjusted to one another so as to preserve any conventionally chosen aspect.

In traditions such as the Igbo where women may be known as "fearless fighters," the symbolic and cultural meaning of self and mother fall outside the modern, liberal template of dual gender systems and abstract, formal conceptions of equality (Nzegwu 2006).