Sentence examples for mitigated form from inspiring English sources

Carneades appeared to favor a more mitigated form of skepticism, which admitted the possibility of well-founded opinions if not of certain knowledge.

The most prominent proponent of this view was Antiochus' teacher, Philo, and it is this, mitigated form of Academic skepticism that Antiochus defended before his conversion to dogmatism.

The other tendency favored a moderate or mitigated form of skepticism, which, though it accepted the first skeptical doctrine that nothing can be known, held that it is permissible for the wise to form opinions by assenting to non-cognitive impressions so long as they are sufficiently probable and the assent given to them is bestowed in the provisional spirit of Carneades' second proposal.

It is a mitigated form of socialism.

One side, led by Clitomachus, advocated radical skepticism as the authentic Carneadean position, while another, led by Metrodorus of Stratonicea, promoted some form of mitigated skepticism.

Under his leadership, the Academics abandoned the radical skepticism of Arcesilaus and Carneades (who professed to live without rationally warranted beliefs) in favor of a form of mitigated skepticism allowing for provisional beliefs that did not claim certainty.

The mitigated effectiveness of traditional forms of advertising along with winner-take-all phenomena caused by globalization and the Internet necessitates a new approach in marketing.

Finally, standard l1 norm image reconstruction was performed on the wall clutter mitigated full frequency recovered data to form an image of the sparse part of the scene, shown in Figure 8b.

But just that you've sort of mitigated the effects.

This mitigated declines in consumption, which in turn helped form the contour of an eventual recovery.

Philo's form of scepticism is the mitigated scepticism of the first Enquiry, which makes him the most likely candidate for Hume's spokesman.