Sentence examples for between the conception from inspiring English sources

Only eight and a half hours elapsed between the conception of the scheme and its execution.

All architects operate in a kind of time lag between the conception of an idea and its realization in social space.

In the process I learned something about how I write: that a very long time can elapse between the conception of a story and the construction.

Mr. Holtzman agreed, saying he had had to sit through some very uncomfortable moments between the conception and realization of a timepiece.

You can almost hear the conversation that must have transpired at some point between the conception of the Metropolitan Opera's current production of Gounod's "Faust" and the debut of that staging, offered last season.

The one on the Apple II is subtitled "Dawn of a New Age", the one on Jobs's return to Apple is called "The Second Coming", and when writing about the origins of Apple's graphical user interface (Jobs pinched the idea from Xerox), Isaacson writes with splendid bathos: "There falls a [sic] shadow, as TS Eliot noted, between the conception and the creation".

Conflict between the conceptions of duty is inevitable, indeed healthy.

For an exploration between the conceptions of negative information as process exclusion and test-failure, see Sequoiah-Grayson (2010).

There is indeed a certain family resemblance between the conceptions that are normally seen as falling on one or the other side of Berlin's divide, and one of the decisive factors in determining this family resemblance is the theorist's degree of concern with the notion of the self.

Answers to the survey question regarding the top five priorities among potential environmental causes of breast cancer reflected qualitative differences between the conceptions of advocates and scientists of potential environmental causes of breast cancer.

In general, what is the relationship between the syntactic conception and the semantic conception?