Sentence examples for underlying conception from inspiring English sources

The most obvious response would be to see it as a problem for Biblical literalism, but what is more important, for purposes here, is the underlying conception of human nature.

The predicativist will often grant that there is utility in employing axiomatic systems of set theory but will maintain that the issue of truth does not arise at that level since there is no univocal underlying conception of set.

A underlying conception is that a decoder will firstly calculate the likelihood ratio of u i, conditioned on the channel output ({y_{0}^{N}}) and the already recovered (hat {u}_{0}^{i-1}=[hat {u}_{0} quad hat {u}_{1} ldots hat {u}_{i-1}]^{T}).

The present notion bears comparison with the evidentness order since in the case where one has reached a minimal point such as the case of "ϵ0 is well-ordered" one looks not to other statements for epistemic support but rather to the underlying conception.

As his pre-critical writings show, Kant simply takes over the Leibnizian conception of analysis, and even though, in his critical period, he comes to reject the Leibnizian view that all truths are, in Leibniz's sense, 'analytic', he retains the underlying conception of analysis.

As Steven Lukes notes, Dahl's one-dimensional view of power, Bachrach and Baratz's two-dimensional view, and his own three-dimensional view are all variations of "the same underlying conception of power, according to which A exercises power over B when A affects B in a manner contrary to B's interests" (1974, 30).

Moreover, the underlying conceptions of privacy are different in the different frames.

Some profession and gender differences were, however, found in the underlying conceptions.

The aim of the approach is to highlight the moral issues in an open and transparent manner by revealing underlying conceptions and hidden presumptions.

The philosophical rationale underlying this conception of objectivity is the view that there are facts "out there" in the world and that it is the task of a scientist to discover, to analyze and to systematize them.

Not only are these features reminiscent of what he eventually came to learn of Origen's view, but given the Neoplatonic framework underlying his conception of the soul's origin, it is difficult to construe the soul's choice of embodiment in positive terms.