Sentence examples for advanced conceptions of from inspiring English sources

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.

Some feminist epistemologists have advanced conceptions of epistemic virtue to address epistemic injustice.

Some feminist epistemologists have advanced conceptions of virtue epistemology to remedy epistemic injustice and ignorance.

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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.

…and modern conceptions of postmortem suffering short of everlasting damnation.

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.

For example, the conceptions of gods is vague, and apparently it had not attained any advanced stage of development when it was superseded by Buddhism.

A balance should be cautiously maintained in China between introducing the advanced American model of science teachers' professional development theory and practice and the classic conceptions of science as an objective and truth-searching endeavour.

Theories and conceptions of giftedness.

Two conceptions of subjective experience.