Sentence examples for based on the conception from inspiring English sources

This purely decorative style was more suited to the intrinsic nature of pottery forms than the istoriato style, which was based on the conception of a dish or plate as the mere vehicle or support of a painting.

For Durkheim, the sphere of the sacred is a reflection of the emotions that underlie social activities, and the totem was, in this view, a reflection of the group (or clan) consciousness, based on the conception of an impersonal power.

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.

Based on the conception of democratic aspiration as hegemonic, the author argues that democracy and its reproduction are doomed to exist in a constant tension.

The computer model based on the conception of the nozzle clogging ratio can display the degree of the nozzle clogging intuitively.

Comments included: "My answers have been based on the conceptions (? misconceptions) I have gained from observing effects of HRT on my wife" (age 72).

The whole concept of antitrust is based on the bogus conception that government intervention is needed to ensure competition.

"We are seeing a risk aversion bid in Treasuries emerge pretty strongly this morning, based on the growing conception that the E.C.B. can't solve fiscal imbalances," said Mr. LeBas from Janney Montgomery Scott.

Based on the EMES conception of social enterprise, we underline the "hybridization" of their resources.

The path of realization based on the Mahayana conception of genuine wisdom was elaborated as the career of the bodhisattva.