Sentence examples for a conception on from inspiring English sources

We report a conception on how to improve efficiency of bioelectrocatalysis using electroactive polymers containing analogues of the enzyme substrates (usually acting as artificial donors acceptors).

Provided we understand "context" to include both sorts of facts, we can describe the mapping conception as a conception on which narrow content is a function from contexts to broad contents.

At the time he relied on a conception of logic based on the algebraic tradition, in particular, on Schröder's work, which was not particularly suited as a formalism for the axiomatization of mathematics.

In his essay On Liberty Mill claims that his version of utilitarianism rests on a conception of happiness that is appropriate to people as "progressive" beings (Mill, On Liberty, 12).

Secondly, Green holds that a stable society can only rest on institutions which are based on a conception of a common good.

Lincoln's program was based on a conception of man as laborer and climber.

Our Constitution establishes a government with limited powers and is predicated on a conception of natural (pre-political) rights.

The distinction will depend on a conception of reality that can serve as a criterion for judging appearances.

There could have been, and still are, alternatives, but they are predicated on a conception of "we" resisted by right and left.

Take France and the US: countries founded, in part, on a conception of civic nationalism in which "all men are created equal", not the hereditary power of monarchies.

The notion that soldiers should be treated equally in death, based on a conception of shared national sacrifice, held powerful sway in both American and British reburial efforts.