Sentence examples for from this conception from inspiring English sources

PETROX — Petrobras' Process Simulator comes from this conception.

Anything that differs from this conception of mobility appears to be an "obstacle" or "interference".

It follows from this conception of pleasure that every instance of pleasure must be good to some extent.

One question that immediately arises from this conception of political obligation is whether "political" is the appropriate modifer.

In other words, the Principle of the Identity of Indiscernibles (PII) follows from this conception of the nature of substance, and PII entails that, for any possible world, there is at most one instance of a CIC.

Likewise, in the next essay's examination of a Kantian (if not quite Kant's) ethics of duty, he argues that from this conception of morality we should abandon, as the result of a false abstraction, its idea that duty should be done just for duty's sake.

She gets some support for this conception from the new translation of the play by Robert Fagles.

Yet the obscurities of the special sort of causation they evoke are enough to prevent most philosophers from embracing this conception of autonomous agency.

Therefore, it is important to distinguish this conception from the one used here as a normative concept of integration and a subsequent model of policy.

What distinguishes this conception from the conceptions of pop psychology and romantic views of authenticity is the fact that the "true self" to which we are to be true is not some pre-given set of substantive feelings, opinions and desires to be consulted through inward-turning or introspection.

Unsurprisingly, the reality is far away from this ideal conception.