Sentence examples for subsequent doctrine from inspiring English sources

Despite popular approaches suggesting a hierarchical, or pyramidal, structure, which he associated with, among others, Comte, Ostwald and then Carnap (in the Aufbau and in his subsequent doctrine of physicalism), Neurath opposed the ideal of 'pyramidism' and a 'system-model': an axiomatic, precisely and deductively closed and complete hierarchy of conceptually pure, distinct and fixed sciences.

According to Hemingway scholar Thomas Strychacz, in the story Hemingway presents a re-enactment of the arrival of Europeans in the New World and the subsequent doctrine of manifest destiny.

Either as the front-runner of the 'non-aligned' movement, or through its independent nuclear doctrine and subsequent stance on the Non-proliferation treaty.

The Council of Nicaea and subsequent councils formulated the doctrines concerning the nature of the Godhead and the person of Christ.

Leonardo's works, unaffected by the vicissitudes of aesthetic doctrines in subsequent centuries, have stood out in all subsequent periods and all countries as consummate masterpieces of painting.

Bern was the scene of a disputation in 1528 between Roman Catholics and Reformers that led to its acceptance and subsequent championship of Protestant doctrines.

However, with the demise of ideal language doctrines and subsequent restoration of respect for ordinary language, vagueness is increasingly considered less superficial than response (1) suggests.

Despite its subsequent growth in importance, however, the doctrine of the descent into hell apparently did not form an integral part of the apostolic preaching about Christ.

On 10 March 1948, an FJ-1 Fury launched from Boxer, the first such launch of an all-jet aircraft from an American carrier, which allowed subsequent tests of jet aircraft carrier doctrine.

Subsequent Unitarian theology, particularly in the doctrines of the person and work of Christ, was influenced considerably by the introduction of Socinian writings into England during the 17th century.

This proclaimed "Aristotelian" authorship of the Theology granted Plotinus' doctrine an extraordinary impact on subsequent Arabic philosophy, especially in the East of the Muslim world.