Sentence examples for Current conceptions from inspiring English sources

Current conceptions of Stravinsky's music, or at least the way in which questions about it are framed, date from 1963, when the American composer Arthur Berger published an epoch-making article, "Problems of Pitch Organization in Stravinsky".

Current conceptions consider saponins to be derived from intermediates of the phytosterol pathway, and predominantly enzymes belonging to the multigene families of oxidosqualene cyclases (OSCs), cytochromes P450 (P450s) and family 1 UDP-glycosyltransferases (UGTs) are thought to be involved in their biosynthesis.

Current conceptions of carcinogenesis posit that a limited number of molecular alterations involving oncogene activation and tumor suppressor inhibition are responsible for the initiation of the cancer phenotype [ 3].

On the other, there is the tendency to eliminate the accumulated collection of current conceptions of God and to return to the understanding of his utter transcendence.

We point to the implications this view has for current conceptions of cultural evolution.

These results are discussed in relation to current conceptions of the neural correlates of dual-task performance.

Schoch (2010) outlines how Riedl's body plan concept matches our current conception of the idea given the advancements in evolutionary biology.

Like boxing, the N.F.L. is a sport premised on injury, at least in its current conception.

According to Hyde, this ethic of "civic republicanism" was the ideological engine that drove the founders' conception of intellectual property, and to his mind, it undercuts the ethic of "commercial republicanism" that dominates our current conception of it.

It was like a rebuke of my current conception of those nearly five years since Aura's death, their relation to ongoing time itself, as being like an invisible but weighty hibernating animal inside me, sides always rising and falling, that I somehow had to get moving again before it would all be too late, that I had to expel from inside myself and follow out into the world.

Despite these conflicting results, I agree with Hall (1997) that our current conception of the body plan and phylotypic stage is valid.