Sentence examples for simplest conception from inspiring English sources

The simplest conception of an integer is that it consists of an absolute value (which is a natural number) and a sign (generally either positive or negative).

Thus, in its simplest conception, targeting recombinational repair pathways could achieve therapeutic gain by the following mechanism: a novel combination of IR and a drug that disrupts HR pathways would preferentially kill proliferating tumour cells that are in S- or G2-phase and thus repair DSBs predominantly by interchromatid HR.

As was suggested in the previous paragraph, Timon would have had little sympathy for the Eleatics' positive doctrines; he regards them as valuable because they refuse to accept any simple-minded conception according to which things are as they seem.

Anthony and George displays a simpler conception.

The Trinity seems a simple conception to the average needlewoman, whatever doctors and Geneva might decide.

Ms. Oberfelder has taken the piece a long distance from Stravinsky's simple conception.

But what on Desgabets's account is the difference between a simple conception and a precipitous judgement?

However, in Desgabets, the domain of simple conception is less restricted, as is the proper function of the senses.

But unlike Descartes, Desgabets concluded that everything that is conceived of is a simple conception, not just God, soul and body.

For Desgabets, as for Descartes, simple conception is always true and conforms to its object, while error is a product of precipitous judgement.

(OPD 6: 227) According to Desgabets, after having distinguished simple ideas from judgement in the Third Meditation, Descartes erred gravely in placing chimeras and other such beings of reason among the number of objects of simple conception.