Sentences with phrase «most general notions»
His own applications were limited primarily to «the most general notions of physics and biology» (PR vi).
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Most startup founders have a general notion of the copyright principles associated with the written materials they write and read, and the media they enjoy.
[Brightman's] notion of the Given as an intrinsic limitation of God's power, a passive element in his activity, analogous to sensation and emotion in us, can be defined and defended only in the context of an adequate analysis of what is or can be meant by «passivity,» «sensation,» etc.; and the exploration of such concepts taken in their most fundamental or general senses, as they here must be, can only amount to a metaphysical system whose defense is not merely empirical, since the very meaning of «experience,» «facts,» etc., will have to be grounded in this system.54
This neighborhood expands until it embraces those notions which constitute the most general description of reality of which we are capable during any particular historical epoch.
22 The most satisfactory general treatment of Whitehead's notion of God is Kenneth F. Thompson, Jr., Whitehead's Philosophy of Religion (The Hague: Mouton, 1971).
Most Americans possess only general, and not quite accurate, notions about their public schools.
The Notion Ink Adam [tracking page] may have wow - ed most at the CES 2011 but the proof is always in the pudding once the tablet is truly unleashed for general consumption in the consumer market.
Everybody accepts the general notion it is foolish to soil your own nest and most were prepared to participate.
«The general consensus of most rumors supports the notion that Apple is willingly leaking details about the iPhone 8,» Pund - IT's King said.
However, our findings are consistent with the notion of a general emotion dysregulation factor (Silk et al. 2003; Steinberg and Avenevoli 2000), and are in line with findings that most forms of psychopathology include dysregulation in more than one discrete emotion.