Sentence examples for refined conception from inspiring English sources

Sophisticated Bayesian learning: This approach, initiated by Paul Milgrom and John Robert (1991), replaces the rather crude statistical inference posited by fictitious play with a more refined conception of inductive deliberation.

Either way, the acceptance of the value-laden thesis poses a challenge for re-defining scientific objectivity: one can either conclude that the ideal of objectivity is harmful and should be rejected (as Feyerabend does), or one can come up with a different and refined conception of objectivity (as Douglas and Longino do).

Applying the relevant principles of the understanding the Analogies of Experience therefore results in a sequence of successive corrections or refinements of our ordinary temporal experience, as the observable motions are progressively embedded within an increasingly precise and refined conception of temporality itself.

Regardless of how and why the concept of fairness originated, why should we doubt that we can today use a refined conception of fairness to state moral truths, such as the truth that race-based voting laws are unfair and wrong?

If sexual intercourse resulted in female orgasm, her seed became hotter and more refined, therefore conception took place.

This was a very refined and sedentary conception based upon beautiful strings.

For many women, the science of conception is already a refined one.

The conception of love that he extolled was part of a refined and noble sense of life.

Father Regan, a tall, refined reed of a man folded into a chair at the Immaculate Conception monastery in Jamaica, Queens, is a Passionist to his marrow.

He argued that our everyday conceptions of the world (as well as those more refined ones common among his philosophical predecessors) contain hidden contradictions which appear, fatally, when we try to think out their consequences.

Such research may help establish new and different conceptions on project success and failure beyond the traditional success factors, and subsequently develop more refined contingency frameworks.