Sentence examples for for conceptions from inspiring English sources

That year a physicist and historian of science, Thomas S. Kuhn, did for conceptions of science what Copernicus and Einstein did for astronomy and physics.

Nonetheless, the emergence of OSS poses a puzzle for conceptions of organisational theory.

Thus there is a need for conceptions of the future system as guidelines for decisions.

The study found that for conceptions between January and May, gestation length declined by about a week before shooting back up to average length in June.

The justification for conceptions of democratic legitimacy of this kind is that there is no shared standard for assessing the quality of the outcomes deep disagreement about reasons for and against proposals will always remain.

Among non-contemporaries, there is no mutual cooperation and there are no exchanges in kind (see Barry 1989b, 189 203; Barry 1991, 231 234; Heyd 2009a, 167 176; but see Gosseries 2009, Mazor 2010, and Brandstedt 2015 for conceptions of indirect and transgenerational reciprocity that do not require that the initial contributor is among the final beneficiaries).

This facilitates contact at the key moment for conception.

In February, Britain became the first country to allow for conception of "three-parent" babies.

Suleman seems to have combined an extraordinary degree of planning for conception with no realistic planning for childraising.

How does this translate to the F4J poster tag line: "Halle, fathers are not just for conception"?

MC was responsible for conception and design of the experiments and critical revision.