Sentence examples for other conception of from inspiring English sources

So, it seems, must any other conception of a masterwork.

But recently this idea that religion requires a legal exception has come under fire from those who argue that religion is no different from any other conception of the good, and the state should treat all such conceptions according to principles of neutrality and equal liberty.

This other conception of randomness, as attaching primarily to collections of outcomes, has been termed product randomness.

The punishment deserved is the punishment authorized under a fair penalty schedule; no other conception of deserved punishment can be defended; the perennial lure of an illusory independent criterion for desert, founded ultimately on intuition, as well as of utilitarian calculations, must be resisted.

As critics have noted, however, these and other conceptions of human enhancement may have definitional exceptions.

Consider Mix it Up at Lunch Day from the perspective of the almost limitless other conceptions of the Christian religion that are out there.

When an obstacle starts from rest with a constant speed on a straight line, other conceptions of the pattern completion length and the pattern formation length are noticed as the distances attained either to a completely steady condition or a partially steady one, respectively.

Other conceptions of mereology will generate different counts.

Other conceptions of "what is said" make more room for the semantic contribution of conventional word meanings.

He mentioned as historical precursors the ars magna of Raymundus Lullus and other conceptions of universal languages.

The history of science contains many other conceptions of scientific explanation and understanding that are at odds with this commitment.