Sentence examples for from conceptions from inspiring English sources

Since then motivational models in ethology have moved away from conceptions of energy generation and toward other ways of thinking.

Like you, this bottle doesn't really have hands, per se, so much as the suggestion of where hands might be if you weren't a radical break from conceptions of space and perspective.

Another sort of a priori argument might stem from conceptions regarding the nature of analysis.

Ultimately they are inseparable from conceptions of normality and human nature.

The notion of scientific reduction as used in contemporary analytic philosophy differs from conceptions of reduction according to which we learn about the instantiation of reduction-relations on a purely a priori basis from basic religious, metaphysical or epistemological principles.

It is hard to imagine any scholar essaying a translation of a text without some knowledge of what it's about, and its importance, and for philosophers that "aboutness" and the importance stem from conceptions drawn from the translator's own philosophical training, which is the kernel from which the interpretation will grow.

The "exposome" concept encompasses the totality of exposures from conception onward, complementing the genome.

This time, both were involved from conception.

From conception to execution in a week?

From conception to sales floor takes two years.

RYE "Turn the Page: Comic Books from Conception to Print".