Sentence examples for and the conceptions of from inspiring English sources

He saw a lot of Herbert Huncke, a junkie and a jack-of-all-scams — whom Ginsberg called "the basic originator of the ethos of Beat and the conceptions of Beat and Square" — and other habitués of Times Square, whose doppelgängers roam the fiction that he had not yet begun to write.

[Full text available: www.springerlink.com/content/y584456707031832/fulltext.pdf] According to the classical view of conceptual change, making students aware of their initial conceptions (and of possible discordances between their conceptions and the conceptions of others) is an essential step in learning (Posner et al., 1982).

Finally, both the conception of force and the conception of the virus are concepts devised by analogy.

In some cases, I think, the writing and the conception of the scenes are better (potentially, that is) than the way the scenes have been directed and acted.

Using Lemma 2.1(i) and the conception of -strict pseudo-contraction, we get (2.3).

The locus of impartiality is misplaced, and the conception of human welfare is too narrow.

Grice addresses this question most fully in Aspects of Reason and The Conception of Value.

Unfortunately, Melisandre has plans for Gendry -- plans that, if I know the Red Priestess, probably involve kinky unprotected sex and the conception of some kind of homicidal wraith.

KTJ oversaw the work, the design, and the conception of the experiments and wrote the manuscript.

JH contributed to the interpretation of the results and the conception of the study.

LZ contributed to the manuscript and the conception of the data analysis.