Sentence examples for conception of water from inspiring English sources

The solution, through much of the West, was a new conception of water rights whose central tenet was "first in time, first in right".

It was certainly consistent with Aristotle's conception of water that it be homoiomerous, so this was, for him, a conceptual possibility.

Two dimensional semantics makes room for these intuitions by providing a separate dimension that tracks a conception of water that lays aside the chemical nature of what water actually is.

It will be shown that the new conception of integrative water protection entails a fundamental change in European water protection policy and also environmental policy at all.

The European Water Framework Directive is shaping a new conception of integrative water protection.

Conceptions of agricultural water security are conditioned by larger understandings of being and reality.

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.

For example, rather than claiming that a student embodies the concept of "the water cycle," maybe instead there are discrete composite features of a model conception of the water cycle that are grounded in simulation (e.g., the movement of water between reservoir and atmosphere, condensation, and evaporation) and others that are not (e.g., transfer of solar energy to kinetic energy).

The data of the penetrating behavior of water into silk fibroin and of the softening behavior of the film by penetration has been reviewed on the basis of fractal conception.

(This finally killed off Swedish chemist Jöns Jacob Berzelius's conception of organic acids as containing preformed anhydride plus water).

The shift from government to governance in European water policies conveys a pluralist conception of stakeholder participation in planning.