Sentence examples for the best conception from inspiring English sources

In short: the classical paradoxes show that the algebraic conception of set theory is the best conception we've got, and so Skolem's Paradox shows that set-theoretic notions are unavoidably relative.

And this right should include suitably constrained civil disobedience because the best conception of political participation rights is one that reduces as much as possible the impact that luck has on the popularity of a view (Lefkowitz, 2007; see also Ceva, forthcoming).

Luck egalitarians continue to refine such aspects of their theories as (a) what they believe is the relevant conception of equality of opportunity, (b) how much of a role luck should play in the distribution of economic benefits and (c) what is the best conception of 'luck' (Arneson 1990 and 2001, Fleurbaey 2001, Swift 2008, Sher 2010).

Using these examples, the committee reported that the Worcester model, which stressed a combination of "theory and practice was the embodiment of the best conception of industrial education".

The Ovsynch protocol and its modifications are generally aimed to obtain the best possible conception rate with minimal need of labour.

Or can a wine list reflect a restaurant's best conception of itself, no matter how unconventional?

To be a champion, you have to win on days when you are uninspired, when your best conceptions are drab.

Let us debate ideas on their merits and exercise restraint in expression of our own best conceptions.

The Terrell songs are the best, both in conception and execution.

It is therefore imperative that Assisted Reproductive Technology ARTT) protocols are constantly modified by associated research programmes, in order to provide patients with the best chances of conception.

Furthermore, due to their technical conception, the best glottis view provided by different VDL may not always match ETI outcomes [9, 13].