Sentence examples for standard conceptions from inspiring English sources
The critical notions constituting solids out of their plane sections and assigning weights to geometric figures were not formally valid within the standard conceptions of Greek geometry, and Archimedes admitted this.
In other words, the lessons have kids combine visual perception and action in the service of understanding 2D to 3D transformations, fitting well in standard conceptions of embodied learning (Barsalou, 2008, 2010).
Critics who believe that science is or should be 'objective' often argue that the personal characteristics of the researcher bias data collection and interpretation, making ethnography highly subjective and unable to meet standard conceptions of validity and reliability.
From George Moore's The Untilled Field of 1903, the Irish story has shown a tendency to react against the standard conception of the Irish story.
Call this the standard conception of agency.
The standard conception is compatible, furthermore, with dual standpoint theories.
The philosophy of action provides us with a standard conception and a standard theory of action.
From this, we obtain a standard conception and a standard theory of agency.
The standard conception of action provides us with a conception of agency.
The standard conception of structure is either set theoretic or logical.
No one forced the standard conception of "cool" onto a scientific endeavor.
