Sentence examples for conceived land from inspiring English sources

And we are working with planners, landscape architects and engineers to reconnect habitat that has been fragmented due to past poorly conceived land use patterns, giving life and hope to many of the wildlife species that are disappearing from our planet.

An ongoing molecular study spanning almost two decades has shown that most, if not all, pups are conceived on land [ 24] and that heterozygosity measured at nine microsatellites correlates with virtually every component of male reproductive success so far analysed including territory holding ability [ 25], body size [ 26] and attractiveness to females [ 27].

Guthrie conceived of "This Land Is Your Land" while hitchhiking to New York.

In his essay on it, Agamben conceived the state of exception as a "no-man's-land" in the juridical order of Western society, an empty space where law is suspended.

Dr. Pillinger expressed great satisfaction on Friday, telling the BBC that when he conceived the Martian landing mission in 1997, he wanted to take advantage of the planet's remarkably close alignment with Earth this year.

His youthful imagination conceived England as "a land of philosophers and poets, the very centre of civilization".

A friend told Sparagna that there was an opportunity to propose a project to the regional government in Umbria, and he conceived of a sovereign land where people might make a pilgrimage to see the art and ideas that make up the magazine.

The contours of the land are conceived as body parts of animals or human-like beings.

They must conceive a fictitious land.

And certainly it was his fluency with the tools of metaphor-rich, sepia-toned sportswriting that helped him conceive and then land the Paterno biography.

As such, what everyone in Silicon Valley and "Venture Land" conceive of as the real game-changing model involves capturing and capitalizing on the "interest graph," he says.