Sentence examples for on another conception from inspiring English sources

On another conception of abstract objects these are objects that cannot exist separately from other entities (Lowe 1995, 514).[3] (For a discussion of the various ways of characterising the abstract/concrete distinction see Burgess and Rosen 1997, 13 25).

The focus of modern art, therefore, does not have to be on one particular conception of human freedom rather than another.

In contrast, few, if any, studies have focused on students' conceptions of genetic drift.

But a tension runs through the cases, one based on different conceptions of equality.

Applicants should not fixate on only one virtue, and definitely not on a narrow conception thereof.

Another limitation with the scientific method is that all scientific theories rely on human conception, interpretation and evaluation.

For example, Goffman's (1972) argument on 'face work' relied on the Chinese conception of face.

Lincoln's program was based on a conception of man as laborer and climber.

This attitude is based on my conception of the writer's enterprise.

Of course, the two sides diverge on their conception of what that Europe should look like.

There are also certain universal evils that endanger a worthwhile human life based on any conception of the good.