Sentence examples for static conceptions from inspiring English sources

The computer scientist John Barnden has collected together some common mind-metaphors in his online databank (www.cs.bham.ac.uk/~jab/ATT-Meta/Databank), a glance at which suggests that physical, static conceptions (such as of ideas as possessions, or as graspable external entities) still dominate contemporary talk about the mind.

Teleological understandings of professionalization and static conceptions of the professions are thus relativized.

By taking these points into consideration, scholars have relativized both teleological understandings of professionalization and static conceptions of the professions.

The language of the Catechism, however, cautions against static conceptions of Tradition.

Can they preserve their static conception of their societies?

So that when the static conception of the complaint has been finally brought into light (I do not mean by this to depreciate the sustained magnificence of its crescendo but to praise the singleness of its idea), a whole succession of feelings about the local scenery, the whole way in which it is taken for granted, has been enlisted into sorrow and beats as a single passion of the mind".

In his later works, Mally criticized Meinong's "static conception" of objects (Mally 1935, 1938b, 1971).

This step in the argument is not at all absurd: the discovery of spacetime, the relativistic realisation of the \(B\ -series, has impelled many from Minkowski on to descriB\ -series "static" conception of time.

However, this is a static conception for AQPs.

A static conception of the professionalism-managerialism relationship has also been questioned in organisational research [ 39- 41].

These phenomena raise many ethical concerns, the most general of which may be this: how can static normative conceptions of the value of privacy be used to evaluate the SNS practices that are destabilizing those very conceptions?