Sentence examples for scheme of thought from inspiring English sources

In due course the classical scheme of thought came under criticism.

By perpetuating discourses now internalized on the need to reinforce border and migration control with the assistance of the EU, national authorities are signalling that they share common issues with the European political community and that they are conforming to the dominant scheme of thoughts on the issue.

Conceptions of personhood in several indigenous African schemes of thought (of Akan and Yoruba peoples, for example) invite comparisons and rethinking of notions of personhood long sanctioned in some legacies of Western European and North American philosophizing.

Explorations of matters of logic, epistemology, philosophy of mind, and metaphysics in Akan and other schemes of thought will illuminate the extent to which Western European and North American inventories of philosophical "problems" will have to be revised.

Moreover, we also reflect on the utility of this approach in order to increase the strategic vision of complex organizations which are shaped, to a great extent, by linear schemes of thought where the empiric dimension of reality operates with a value of truth.

We have physical schemes at three unalike stages of thought: microscopic, megascopic, and macroscopic.

A concept is defined as a description of a single "unit of thought"; a concept scheme is defined as an aggregation of one or more SKOS concepts; and, a collection is defined as a labelled and/or ordered group of SKOS concepts.

This train of thought assumes that the scheme to advance the social justice goal does not unfairly disadvantage an affected class of people, but this constraint does not necessarily demand equal sharing of burdens among all members of society.