Sentence examples for which conceives of from inspiring English sources

He distinguishes between several meanings of iura, the most important of which conceives of a ius as "a moral quality of a person, making it possible to have or to do something correctly" (DIB I.1.4).

In the first phase, between the 70s and 80s, we find the dualist school, which conceives of informality as a group of marginal activities excluded from the formal economy.

Our thesis is that the panopticon metaphor, which conceives of the organization as a bounded enclosure made up of divisible, observable and calculable spaces, is becoming less and less relevant in the age of contemporary surveillance technologies.

In contrast to the traditional conception of span growth and self-burial, which conceives of complete pipeline burial as an endpoint, this pipeline primarily appears to exhibit 'self-lowering' towards a mature state that consists of a pseudo-static profile of alternating spanning and embedded sections that are distributed at regular intervals.

From the latter point of view, one thinks of predicate terms as abstract universals that subsume or are satisfied by entities to which the subject terms refer, an approach which conceives of the propositional content, in Stoic terminology the lecton, the what-is-said as having a primacy over the parts.

Boyte is an architect of the public work framework of citizenship, which conceives of citizens as co-creators of the democratic way of life, and a co-founder of Civic Studies, the transdisciplinary intellectual movement which also conceives of citizens as co-creators.

The curator, Thomas Mellins, begins by suggesting the sheer nerviness of the initial project, which conceived of uniting New York's major performing arts institutions under a single umbrella.

Kolbe regarded the classical theory of radicals, which conceived of groups of atoms held together by presumed electrostatic forces, as perfectly sufficient to depict even the most complex organic molecules, and he thought the new structural formulas were excessively speculative.

But Leishman and his cohorts at Pacific Asian Enterprises, which conceived of the Nordhavn 40 and a complete line of long-distance displacement powerboats up to 72 feet in length, clearly weren't on a sightseeing tour.

In a speech in 2011, for example, he differentiated between the Fabian "idea of socialism as a kind of missionary work to be undertaken on behalf of the people" on the one hand and, on the other, the co-operative strand which conceived of the Labour Party as "a grass-roots, democratic movement to enable people to lead the most fulfilling lives".

Political and ethical philosophy in English-speaking countries in the first half of the 20th century was inhibited to some extent by the advent in the early 1930s of logical positivism, which conceived of knowledge claims on the model of the hypotheses of natural science.