Sentence examples for including the conception from inspiring English sources

The Intermediate Physics Laboratories offer facilities for increasingly complex individual work, including the conception, design, and fabrication of laboratory equipment.

The Intermediate and Advanced Physics Laboratories offer facilities for increasingly complex individual work, including the conception, design, and fabrication of laboratory equipment.

In the last 3 years both have been also actively involved in evolution outreach, including the conception and implementation of activities that could help students (and the general public) to understand evolution and its relation to other scientific areas.

MCS led this study, including the conception, design, acquisition of data, analysis, interpretation of data and preparation of the manuscript.

JMA participated in all aspects of this manuscript including the conception and coordination of the study, construction and sequencing of the cDNA libraries, bioinformatics analysis and manual annotation of sequences, alignments and phylogenetic analysis of transcripts and drafting the manuscript.

The Flegr's frozen plasticity model (class V) differs from the Mayer's Genetic revolution-based model (class IV) by including theory of evolutionary stable strategies for description of behavior of alleles in genetically polymorphic population and by including the conception of accumulation of permanently frozen traits by sorting for stability.

The PJP is then stated and explained, along with its relevant variables, including the conceptions of justificatory reasons, idealization and modalities of public justification.

Architecture, for them, includes the conception of mortgages that enable one kind of a home rather than another.

Courses in the program include labs in which undergraduates carry out individual experiments which, in advanced courses, may include the conception, design, and fabrication of laboratory equipment.

Mr. Ozzie, whose résumé includes the conception of Lotus Notes in the 1980's, has risen rapidly to his position of technical leader since he came to Microsoft last year when it acquired his company, Groove Networks.

Mr. Ozzie, whose software background includes the conception of Lotus Notes in the 1980's, joined Microsoft last year and has been leading its strategic response to the growing Internet challenge the software company faces from companies like Google and Yahoo.