Sentence examples for in general conception from inspiring English sources
In general conception for the photo-induced dichroism, the quite intense linearly polarized laser beam induces the interatomic electron excitations (excitons) within structural defects of short-range order and orients these "lone atomic bonds" (as a result of supported excitation) for a long enough time accordingly to the direction of an electric field polarization.
But it also smacked, in general conception if not plot specifics, uncomfortably of last year's Oblivion, where Tom Cruise played a survivor of an alien invasion who was also confronted with the mystery behind his own existence.
In general conception rates are reduced in those animals which have calved for the first time and in cows over 7 years of age [ 13].
So perhaps it is not surprising that, as the poet Josephine Jacobsen observed, "in our general conception, old age is a period alien, if not fatal, to poetry".
One can notice a fundamental way in which the general conception of properties that emerges from naturalistic ontology differs from many of the conceptions discussed in relation to mathematics and semantics.
Leibniz may in fact accept that general conception of the part-whole structure of concepts.
In his early lectures, although it is not always evident from the lectures themselves, it seems that Husserl conceived of retentions in terms of a general conception of perceptual experience that he had developed earlier, in his Logical Investigations.
We then propose a preliminary model in which (a) a general conception of self and (b) the notion of this self as an object of contingent worth are sufficient conditions for helplessness.
The pre-Socratics thus revealed difficulties in specific assumptions about the infinitely many and the infinitely small and about the relation of geometry to physical reality, as well as in more general conceptions like "existence" and "proof".
Readers who are interested in more general conceptions of political authority may consult the entry for political authority for a discussion of the issues.
