Sentence examples for conception is to from inspiring English sources
And for all the technology and the spectacular stagecraft, La Fura's conception is to create more than an animated machine.
The point then, at least in KitApps' conception, is to focus on building wizards that are tailored to each industry.
This voluntarist/instrumental conception is to be seen likewise in the context of Bacon's treatment of the magical power of words" (Hackett 1997a, 73 74).
The idea, in Hodak's conception, is to bring both the cloud computing and the pricing schema of the enterprise software and SaaS markets to science, and in so doing, significantly undercut the prices of the traditional CROs.
Since formal and substantive equality of opportunity norms are proposed as components of a moral theory of justified social inequality, the full justification of any candidate conception of equality of opportunity must be sought by way of examining the justification of the full theory of justice in which the candidate conception is to play a part.
The final panel, which Sargent believed was central to his conception, was to have shown the Sermon on the Mount but was never completed.
Ms. Doyle said that Ms. Swinton would perform the piece periodically this year, and that a key part of the conception was to have no published schedule in advance.
Schwalb's plan from its earliest conception was to create a Smithsonian-like museum of sports that would be more central to fans and tourists than individual sports halls of fame.
Schwalb's plan from its earliest conception was to create a Smithsonian-like museum of sports that would be more central to fans and tourists than individual halls of fame.
For Lisa and Jeff Holmstead of Gaithersburg, Md., the original conception was to take their four children — then ages 15, 12, 9 and 6 — around the world for a year, dividing the time among only four countries.
"Our conception was to place the Algeria war in its long-term context," said Colonel Christophe Bertrand, the exhibition's curator.
