Sentence examples for by conception from inspiring English sources

Cap d'Agde's naturist retreat, though, is urban by conception.

By "conception," the courts must mean originality in the rendition, timing, and creation of the subject — for that is what copyright protects in photography.

The development of milk-producing tissue in the female mammae is triggered by conception, and the stimulation of suckling the newborn prompts copious lactation.

Dr. Hall argues that if an "embryo" were not formed by conception and would not be able to turn into a child, that might make stem cell work more acceptable.

Its high point is about 1,000 ft (300 m) on the Atlantic coast south of St. John's, and it is deeply indented by Conception Bay (north) and St. Mary's Bay (south).

She divides the book by conception, each trimester and labor and delivery and then reviews the data on everything from miscarriage fears to morning sickness, diet and weight to exercise, induction to epidural and more.

Lay-critiques were similar to those put forward by environmental groups and were strongly framed by conceptions of nuclear power.

He also replaced Lippi's delicate approach with a robust and vigorous naturalism, shaped always by conceptions of ideal beauty.

In portraiture, the idealizing tendencies of the 4th century were still strong, and portraits of kings or poets were overlaid by conceptions of kingship or artistry.

Theorists usually explain and evaluate property regimes either through the lens of economics or by conceptions of personhood.

Existing studies have shown how on occasion the design of technologies is clearly affected by conceptions of race, gender, age, and the like [20, 25].