Sentence examples for intensive conception from inspiring English sources
In general, Deleuze will locate the conditions of sensibility in an intensive conception of space and a virtual conception of time, which are necessarily actualized in a plurality of spaces and a complex rhythm of times (for instance, in the non-extended spaces and non-linear times of modern mathematics and physics).
Both are computer intensive and algorithmic in conception.
Undergraduates commonly harbor alternate conceptions about evolutionary biology; these alternate conceptions often persist, even after intensive instruction, and may influence acceptance of evolution.
Prior to conception, 117 women (46%) started intensive diabetes management ("pregnancy planning").
In contrast, the pre-conception period may be optimal for interventions [ 23]: 1) Pre-conception periodontal therapy may lead to better outcomes as it can be more intensive compared with treatment during pregnancy (e.g., the use of adjunctive antibiotics).
When you come up with a new idea, you have a conception of it remaining the same indefinitely; in reality, it will likely need to go through intensive changes before it's successful.
Interdisciplinary outpatient treatment and intensive inpatient treatment are two effective forms of treatment for paediatric chronic pain that differ in their therapeutic conception and treatment intensity.
Conception of the protocol was inspired by the clinical practice guideline developed by the Society of Critical Care Medicine for general intensive care patients [ 16].
"Immaculate Conception?" she asked.
