Sentence examples for early conception from inspiring English sources

It took a season to shed its early conception of Kerry Washington's P.R. bigwig Olivia Pope as a "white hat".

According to John Sheail, an environmental historian, the early conception of a nature reserve was to put a fence around it.

The horse early conception factor (ECF) test is designed for qualitative determination of the ECF glycoprotein in the mare that has conceived.

Since the end of the 1990s there has been significant criticism of this early conception of the democratizing effects of the Internet.

Napier's early conception of the importance of simplifying mathematical calculations resulted in his invention of logarithms, and this invention made possible the slide rule.

Zack Snyder is talking about an early conception of Watchmen, his adaptation of the seminal Alan Moore graphic novel, in which the various characters were to have been played by A-list Hollywoodlanders.

Although early conceptions of spaceflight usually depicted streamlined spacecraft, streamlining has no particular advantage in the vacuum of space.

As it turns out, in many of the early conceptions of personality traits political leanings were purposefully built into the survey questions used to assess personality.

We will pay careful attention to the affordances of each information system, early conceptions of the systems as "point to point" or "broadcast" technologies, and how communication pricing shaped the ways in which the systems were used.

King drafted an assignment for that class that revealed many of his early conceptions of the role of preaching, which he called "one of the most vital needs in our society, if it is used correctly" (Papers 6 71).

The traditional view of American colonization during the late Pleistocene has largely been conditioned on early conceptions of the timing and extent of continental glaciations and the age and distribution of archeological sites.