Sentence examples for later conception of from inspiring English sources

Wittgenstein's later conception of meaning is expressed in his well-known observation (which, however, he did not make without qualification) that "the meaning of a word is its use in the language".

This notion is an ancestor to the later conception of clear and distinct impressions, and thus, to discussions of certainty.

A later conception of logistic, as something that deals with numbered things rather than numbers themselves, which is found in, e.g., Geminus, should not be ascribed to Plato or Archytas (Klein 1968; Burkert 1972a, 447 n. 119).

Ancient Greek geometry was not the only source of later conceptions of analysis, however.

Later conceptions of Buddhism consider Buddha himself a god, suggest adherents can attain godhood, and revere Bodhisattvas and Eternal Buddha.

To investigate the effect of the nationwide age shift toward later conception on the corresponding subfertile population.

Whether his later conception was to be any better, or whether the original text was truly confused, is of course a question open to discussion.

Later, the conception of IoT has founded the smart cities, which support the city operations intelligently with minimal human interaction.

Seven hours and three bars later, my conception of Manhattans – and of bartenders and cocktail culture in general – had transformed.

It is striking that, despite the mathematical subject-matter of this work, Derrida confidently set out in it many of the themes that were to recur later, including his conception of differance.

One of those drawings evolved years later into the first conception of A House for Essex.