Sentence examples for prominent version from inspiring English sources

In the most prominent version, directly behind the podium, the building had been colored Communist red.

The most prominent version of naturalist irrealism about mathematics, Hartry Field's fictionalism, disputes precisely this claim.

What distinguishes classical foundationalism (or at least a prominent version of classical foundationalism) about knowledge is the insistence that all foundational knowledge is knowledge by acquaintance.

A particularly prominent version of this objection is to say that dreams lack temporal extension: dreams are instantaneous memory insertions occurring at the moment of awakening.

Within contemporary confirmation theory, a prominent version of Bayesianism is naturally understood as identifying one's evidence with those beliefs of which one is psychologically certain.

One prominent version of adverbialism is the event modification theory, which quantifies over primitive events and takes adverbs to modify these events — see Davidson (1980).

Thus far the focus has been on prominent versions of the standard theory of rational choice: EU theory.

This article surveys several prominent versions of such theories advocated by philosophers, and the many difficulties they face.

In what follows we will examine a few of the more prominent versions of classical and contemporary internalist and externalist foundationalisms.

I have illustrated the way in which an externalist account of justified belief can exemplify a foundationalist structure by examining one of the most prominent versions of externalism, reliabilism.

Even if we suspend doubts about the basic commitments of prominent versions of EU theory (which will be taken up in Section 5), there is a large question as to what the theory really establishes about how agents should reason in the real world.