Sentence examples for conceived between from inspiring English sources

Gino Severini's "The Dance of the Pan-Pan at the Monico," was first conceived between 1909 and 1911, and was repeated on a large scale half a century later.

Conceived between 1963 and 1965 but not created until 2011, for an exhibition at the Gagosian Gallery in Rome, it is one of the artist's lighthearted wood laminate boxes — a hybrid of Pop and Minimalism — this one with two keyboards.

However, if they conceived between 18 and 23 months after the first birth, the women had a chance to recover from all of the above, while still enjoying some benefits of the first pregnancy - for example, an enlarged uterus and increased blood flow to the womb.

That year, a paper in Acta Paediatrica, reviewing national records for thirty million births, found that children conceived between April and July, when the concentration of atrazine (mixed with other pesticides) in water is highest, were more likely to have genital birth defects.

The second important cooperation is conceived between national governments and car manufacturers: offering bonuses and benefits for purchasing an electric car and credits with lower interest rates as well as promoting an information campaign are the fields of activity where these two players are important.

But there is also a fundamental similarity in the way the relation between morality and religion is conceived between Scotus and the two Reformers Martin Luther (1483 1546) and John Calvin (1509 64), though neither of them make the distinctions about natural law that Scotus (the 'subtle doctor') does.

Lactation curves of Norwegian Red cows during 5 to 42 days in milk (DIM) were compared between cows conceiving between 43 and 93 DIM and cows conceiving after 93 DIM.

And there is no easy, sentimentally conceived friendship between the two women.

The founders conceived of Between as a sort of online sanctuary, an antidote to what Park has called "social-network fatigue".

It is his presence, and that great face of his, looming hugely and handsomely into the camera, that carries the movie – that, and some inspired flashes of visual poetry, chiefly a brilliantly conceived meeting between Uxbal and his late father.

The main problem is that subject-object dualism folds into thought and language, engrained with other presupposed irreconcilable differences, like the conceived duality between mind and body.