Sentence examples for conception of air from inspiring English sources

This conception of air as an assisting medium rather than a resisting force persisted for centuries, even though in the 16th century it was recognized that the energy of motion of a projectile was imparted to it by the catapulting device.

Unlike previous studies that have used interviews and questionnaires to assess children's conceptions of air and water pollution, the present study used drawing to examine children's views on environmental pollution.

No effect modification was found by maternal age, employment status, season of conception, reported use of air conditioning, time spent commuting, or regional site.

In many cases the most successful and compelling products deviate from the original conception of a "wallet": a cash hot air balloon, a washable Tyvek matchbook, and an inflatable music box have all been prototype ideas based on the needs uncovered during interviews!

Importantly, we also have shown that effects of air pollution on preterm births are modified by the season when conception occurred.

In any case, the popular conception of Canada as a green space with highly breathable air is falling by the wayside.

Before the conception of her first child, her daughter Evie, a radiant presence in the book, she climbed Silbury Hill and begged the air: "Give me a child!" At the time, she was preparing for IVF treatment.

Breath can be equated with air as a typical Presocratic stuff, but time and the void show that we must expand Philolaus' conception of unlimiteds beyond stuffs.

…consider the Jain conception of reality.

participated in the conception of the project.

The problem is our conception of freedom.