Sentence examples for has to be conceived from inspiring English sources
At first this universe of absolutely raw and unsynthesized content has to be conceived of as prior to the distinction between sensible and non-sensible being, and, within the sphere of sensible being, prior to the distinction between physical and psychic reality.
"Each of them has to be conceived as a retaking and 'new' structuralization of the preceding one" (SB, 184).
In any case, it might be asked whether a quantum system has to be conceived as an individual substratum supporting properties or as a mere "bundle" of properties.
According to this conception, reality has to be conceived as a result of an activity paradigmatically manifested in the unique manner in which consciousness of oneself arises.
He agrees they are "really distinct" from each other (1P10Schol).[5] Furthermore, he agrees that "mind" has to be conceived through Thought, and "body" through Extension.
The object of knowledge has to be conceived as transcendent, however, not as a transcendent reality mirrored by a psychological act of representation but as a "transcendent ought" (Rickert 1909, 187).
Rational choice theorists generally conclude that the absence of any effective higher authority means that such institutions have to be conceived as self-enforcing.
Strategies and policies for assessing and managing each type of risk will then have to be conceived and developed accordingly.
To be consistent with the Neo-Kantian presuppositions, instead, the ends themselves have to be conceived of as no less subjective.
The divine had to be conceived, in other words, not as sublimely transcendent, but as spirituality that is embodied in many different ways.
