It has also led us to a sharper conception of the nature of consciousness itself, in humans and other animals, forcing us to specify in greater detail the functional profile of the mechanisms deployed by subjects when they rely on consciousness to solve a memory discrimination task.
With these social changes there is a sharp shift in the conceptions of approbation and disapproval that are commonly used in judging others and oneself.
This view is in sharp contrast with the common conception of information, in which meaning has an essential role.
There has been sharp disagreement concerning Kant's conception of causality, as well as Hume's, and, accordingly, there has also been controversy over whether the two conceptions really significantly differ.
It has seemed to some (e.g., Wernham 1958, 265n) that this statement indicates a sharp break with the contractarian conception of the state formation advanced in the TTP.
Also, Clarendon credited Vane with having possessed "extraordinary parts, a pleasant wit, a great understanding, a temper not to be moved", and in debate "a quick conception and a very sharp and weighty expression".
This doctrine, especially noting the one-self understanding of the Trinity noted above (section 3), made it hard to draw a sharp line between Muslim and Christian conceptions of God's unity.
But for all the cleverness of its conception, "Invincible Summer" rarely comes into sharp musical focus.
Sharp distinctions cannot be drawn between the different conceptions of the relationship of a god to kingship.
This conception of an ability-based conception of content yields a sharp distinction between the success-governed level of proto-thoughts and the truth-governed level of full-fledged thought.
