Sentence examples for more general account from inspiring English sources

He badly wants a more general account of how complex creatures can emerge from much simpler origins - and not only endure but give rise to yet more complex ones.

It would have been helpful if this line of inquiry had included a detailed consideration of Alberti's Sant'Andrea in Mantua as an example of Vitruvius Etruscann temple, or even a more general account of his inventive use of classical decorative motifs.

Jary's account is situated within Relevance Theory, a more general account of cognition and communication.

Clearly, a more general account of viewer involvement with cinematic characters and the films in which they appear is required.

By adopting this position, we can see the foundationalist's epistemic principles as instances of this more general account of justified belief and knowledge.

(A more general account would construe events as spatiotemporal regions cum description, distinguishing e.g between this morning's rising of the sun in London and its rising in Paris).

In some cases this has been because fallacies can be subsumed by more general accounts of argument.

Agreeing with Cochrane that the concept is the defining feature of a political account, as opposed to more general accounts of animal ethics, Garner nevertheless finds Cochrane's account of justice to be "too broad and loose".

Some businesses may have requirements for keeping track of calculations on paper, either for tax purposes or for other more general accounting methods.

Where satisficing differs from Stocker's account is that satisficing is instrumentally rational in virtue of a more general maximizing account of choice.

Before we embark on a more general ontological account of biological taxa, we first turn to the most basic taxon, namely, species.