Sentence examples for in the conception of a from inspiring English sources

The broadest possible range is included in the conception of a sound event: not merely tones but also noises; in fact, sounds of all kinds.

For the moment, most is known about Tarrant's itinerary in Eastern Europe, which reflects an interest in the conception of a white, Christian, embattled Europe.

The development of the intelligent fixturing will be focused mainly in the conception of a high precision actuator capable of moving the large part with the required tolerance.

Understanding how these processes interact and how they are aligned with other while they should support the tasks involved in the conception of a new vehicle at a minimum time and cost.

Until the 17th century the Diet possessed effective legal power, including the decision of war or peace, but the Peace of Westphalia (1648) spelled the final breakdown in the conception of a single German empire united by its members' common aims.

The next day, he and his wife left for Venice to spend a second honeymoon, which resulted in the conception of a daughter; the girl born in these curious circumstances was nearly sixty years later to commit suicide in New York.

But the main lesson this venture is in danger of ignoring is that in the conception of an arts complex, form should follow function, a principle Mr. Gehry has put into practice throughout his remarkable career.

Notably, the country has deferred to foreigners in the conception of all three projects: an American architect and chief executive for the museum, a Swiss architect for the Topography of Terror and a New York architect, Peter Eisenman, for the Holocaust Memorial.

In addition to the conception of a king as the incarnation of supernatural power and the possible equality of the king with the divinity, there is also a widespread belief that the king is the executive agent of a god.

In the early civilizations, the conception of a supreme being or a heavenly god (which cannot clearly be recognized either in pictures or in other material objects) plays a minor role.

In traditional Western religious thought, the conception of a creator of the world is a conception of God.