The definition in 1 is at the least not forced upon us; and the inference from 1 and 2 to 3 overlooks the possibility that a regularity to which no exception has previously been experienced is also a regularity of which no instance has previously been experienced a possibility that is countenanced on some major conceptions of laws or that the law in question has not been instanced very often.
We invite the reader to follow us through the experience of 3 major conception changes determined by available localities and resources, operational difficulties, and maintenance as well as progressive technologies and standards.
Other studies have assessed K 12 students, preservice teachers, and undergraduate non science majors' general conceptions of climate change, without attention to undergraduate science students (Boyes and Stainsstreet, 1992; Dove, 1996; Andersson and Wallin, 2000; Khalid, 2001; Lambert et al., 2012; Lombardi and Sinatra, 2012; Howard et al., 2013).
Self-adaptation of communication protocols is a major issue in the conception of future services for the ambient Internet.
This volume, moreover, raises a critique of "major" art history's conception of time as linear progression and argues instead for twisted and extended temporalities in the case of Marcel Marien.
However, unlike his predecessors, he could make change after change, sometimes quite minor and sometimes major, rethinking the whole conception of the work, as we will see later on.
I shall reconstruct Arendt's political philosophy along four major themes: (1) her conception of modernity, (2) her theory of action, (3) her theory of judgment, and (4) her conception of citizenship.
The Scotist school in the early fourteenth century discusses and extends Scotus' major innovations: the new conception of transcendentality, which separates transcendentality from commonness and leads to the introduction of 'degrees of transcendentality', the univocity of being, and the explanation of the non-identity of the transcendentals by a distinction that is not merely conceptual.
Mathematician Norbert Wiener cited Gibbs's use of probability in the formulation of statistical mechanics as "the first great revolution of twentieth century physics" and as a major influence on his conception of cybernetics.
SR made a major contribution to the conception of the study, the design, data collection and interpretation.
