Sentence examples for advanced conception of from inspiring English sources

A study of very simple hunters and gatherers of recent times shows that several religious conceptions generally considered to be especially "primitive" (e.g., fetishism) hardly play an important part, but rather that, among other things, the supposedly "advanced" conception of a personal creator and preserver of the world does play an important part.

But it says the U.S. Department of Energy's research program on nuclear energy, budgeted in 2011 for $737 million, needs to grow to at least $1 billion per year to explore more advanced conceptions of nuclear power.

The American Mr. Taylor and Ms. Tharp, the Russian Mr. Ratmansky and Program 1's choreographer stranger, Shantala Shivalingappa of India, all have one striking feature in common: each has an advanced, indeed brilliant, conception of how dance can respond to music.

This paper highlights the role of advanced structural analysis tools on the conception of high-performance earthquake-resistant structural systems.

Lagrange's lectures represented the most advanced development of the 18th-century analytic conception of the calculus.

It is important to recognize that although some misconceptions we describe indicated more advanced knowledge than others, responses in the most advanced category still differ in key ways from an expert's conception of genetic drift.

When providing explanations, recommending therapies and in advanced care planning it is helpful to have an understanding as to the patient's conception of their disease.

One symptom of a teleological conception of evolutionary relationships is a ladderized interpretation of the evolutionary process in which "primitive" species give rise to "advanced" species.

His conception of truth is exceedingly stringent.

The problem is our conception of freedom.

"First: a conception of the common good.