Sentence examples for the third conception from inspiring English sources

The third conception of value incommensurability denies both strong and weak commensurability (Richardson 1994, Wiggins 1997, Williams 1981).

The third conception of objectivity which we discuss at length is the idea of absence of personal bias.

The third conception of being, which Royce identifies with Kantian critical rationalism, is presented as a correct but incomplete view.

3. Different from this, the third conception of toleration the respect conception is one in which the tolerating parties respect one another in a more reciprocal sense (cf. Weale 1985, Scanlon 1996).

The third conception of being, which Royce sometimes calls the theory of "validity," is that "To be real now means, primarily, to be valid, to be true, to be in essence the standard for ideas" (I:202).

Wiggins, for example, reserves the second conception of value incommensurability for what he calls "common or garden variety incommensurable" choices and the third conception for what he calls "circumstantially cum tragically incommensurable" choices (1997, 64).

One of those drawings evolved years later into the first conception of A House for Essex.

What are all the steps involved from the first conception to the roll out of the final product?

And that is the second conception of things, the Chinese one, that has influenced the American debate.

To report the first conception and delivery following transfer of thawed human blastocysts maintained in extended in vitro culture with cryopreservation at day 6 and 7.

The second conception has become increasingly influential in much contemporary analytic philosophy e.g., in the work of the American philosophers Donald Davidson (1917 2003) and Daniel Dennett.