Sentence examples for uniform conception from inspiring English sources

It seems fair to say that there is no uniform conception that clearly justifies all axioms of ZFC.

But much of his account is concerned to present a uniform conception of truth that embraces these different applications of the term noted above.

Their monasteries were so uniform in conception that a monk coming from a Cistercian house anywhere would feel quite at home in one of these monasteries anywhere else.

The assessments of these design parameters are obtained on the basis of Uniform Hazard Fourier spectra using the conception of "dominant earthquakes".

"It challenges our conception of what a basketball uniform is supposed to look like".

A method of solution is suggested, with the aid of the so-called transport integral, which converges to the uniform steady-state distribution, consistent with the physical conception of the course of the mixing process.

Conventional fluorescence microscopy implied the longstanding conception of a cloud of Xist transcripts and a uniform 'coating' of the Xi territory [ 70, 81- 83].

For eighth grade, Ron and Tina transferred Megan from public school to Immaculate Conception Dardenne, where the classes were smaller and uniforms were mandatory.

Such a conception of landscape does not lead to a traditional thematic map of uniform, non-overlapping regions, but to a landscape model composed of multiple overlapping probability surfaces.

One question to be debated here is whether Western notions of the moral are so uniform and narrow as to conform to one philosopher's (even a great one) specific conception of the moral.

(1 12) This category summarises CHC-nurses conceptions regarding insufficient support and cooperation, the deficient management organisation of childhood overweight and the lack of uniform guidelines.