Like the blind-beggar-for-luck, "Kane" has a primitive appeal that is implicit in the conception.
EG was involved in the conception of Team ACCESS and conception and design of specific research studies.
The sense of this difficult clause seems to be that mortals mistakenly suppose that an object of genuine understanding may be subject to the variableness implicit in their conception of it as being and not being the same, and being and not being not the same.
Gene's eye thinking has revolutionised many areas of evolutionary biology in the last thirty years, particularly in the field of animal behaviour; but in many ways it is simply a colourful gloss on the conception of evolution implicit in the formalisms of population genetics.
The discussion of Mohist epistemology presented so far has been based on an interpretation of the conception of knowledge implicit in the Mohists' remarks in a variety of contexts.
Clearly, the conception of time implicit in Avicenna's argument is that of a temporal line stretching back infinitely.
The reason Rawls sees publicity and universality as necessary relates to the conception of the person implicit in justice as fairness.
It involves, first, that we abandon the conception of democratic legitimacy implicit in deliberative, participatory and republican conceptions of democracy, which all attempt to maintain a broadly Rousseauian understanding of legitimacy: laws are legitimate only if citizens can see themselves, somehow, as their coauthors.
2. Which of the following is the conception of philosophy that is implicit in the abbreviation Ph.D.? a. Being philosophical means reflecting on events intellectually rather than reacting to them emotionally.
