But given the conception, he lacked the gravity essential for Wotan.
A semantics of this kind yields an account of the validity of arguments involving the complex sentence, given the conception of validity as necessary preservation of truth.
Given the conception of the impartial point of view as a 'God's eye' point of view, for example (Baier 1958), it seems questionable whether it is ever reasonable to expect a human moral agent to be able to occupy such a perspective.
Given the broad conception of studying used in this analysis (i.e., any interaction students have with course material outside of class), we include the strategy of "doing homework" which 25 participants reported.
Given the traditional conception of intrinsicness, it should—if the possession by A of its value for the magnitude is intrinsic to it, and the possession by B of its value for the magnitude is intrinsic to it be fully determinate whether A and B have the same value for the magnitude.
Therefore, the acceptance of dual citizenship is completely compatible with the general character of Turkish citizenship; given the ethno-cultural conception, a re-ethnicisation was not necessary since retaining this conception was sufficient.
Yet given the traditional theistic conception of God as not lacking in any way, how could the destruction of something God owns (a human life) be a harm to God or to his interests (Holley 1989, 105)?
Given the complexity of the conception of a SIEM, the global perspective of Engineering Systems brings significant insights.
However, given the many contending conceptions within democratic theory (e.g., direct, representative, participatory, minimal, deliberative, aggregative, etc).
It would be a mistake to transfer decisionmaking power to an independent body, regardless of its authority, given the diversity of conceptions and ethical cultures in the European Union.
To analyse the reality of self therefore requires us to look closely among the parts that constitute the person, and given that the conception of self is embedded in the personhood which is constituted by the five aggregates, we need to examine its relation to our conception of self.
