Sentence examples for based on a conception that from inspiring English sources

In May, at the Rose Theater, the Mark Morris Dance Group will present choreography to what is said to be the original score, based on a conception that includes a happy ending for the young lovers.

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.

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.

It is based on a conception of language and meaning.

But his skepticism is not based in a conception that most people are not intellectually fit for politics.

The decision for cidofovir was based on the conception that a second antiviral drug with a different mode of action (acyclic nucleoside phosphonate without the need for activation by the viral thymidine kinase) [ 9] and a proven effect on many herpesviridae [ 10] could favorably influence the course of the disease.

This was based on the conception that a divergent trend in sequence similarity would be indicative of evolution from a common phylogenetic ancestor.

The parallel flow model or sum of exponential model is based on the conception that when a horizontal well is hydraulically fractured, the reservoir rock is broken and subdivided into discrete blocks, each of which makes independent flow contribution to the fractures.

His Summa doctrinae de foedere et testamento Dei (1648; "Comprehensive Treatise on the Doctrines of the Covenant and Testament of God") is based on the conception that the relation between God and man, both before the Fall and after it, was a covenant.

The test is based on the conception that, the equipment, electronics, analytical operations, and samples to be analyzed represent an integral system that can be evaluated.