Sentence examples for conceptions of the same from inspiring English sources

This notion may also explain how students can simultaneously hold both scientific understandings and religious beliefs that may be counter to the scientific conceptions of the same phenomenon.

The abortion question is unique in its ability to generate two utterly disparate conceptions of the same act.

He did the same during the brief revival of the so-called "vis viva controversy" triggered by du Châtelet's treatise, defending the empirical and mechanical conception of body and force against those who defended Leibniz's more metaphysical conception of the same thing.

Not quite cinema, not quite theater nor is it a simple adaptation by any definition— Nufonia Must Fall Live is a sui generis performance format, expanding our conceptions of storytelling the same way both Kid Koala and K.K. Barrett have expanded their respective artforms.

Not quite cinema, not quite theater nor is it a simple adaptation by any definition— Nufonia Must Fall Live is a sui generis performance format, expanding our conceptions of storytelling the same way both Kid Koala and K.K. Barrett have expanded their respective artforms.

This effectively gives an embryo, from the moment of conception, the same rights as the woman carrying that embryo.

Do these conceptions characterize the same class of properties?

Some believe that an embryo, from the moment of conception, has the same moral status, that is, the same set of basic moral rights, claims or interests as an ordinary adult human being.

The acoustic predictions are compared to experimental measurements and provide good agreement within the variability of the acoustic level measured between blowers of the same conception batch.

The goal of inter-conception care is the same as pre-conception care, to ensure that conditions and behaviors, which may pose maternal and infant risks, are identified and managed [ 13].

Realize that there are different conceptions of God within the same religion.