Sentence examples for of the conceptions from inspiring English sources

According to DNA paternity tests conducted by Dr. Julie Constable at the University of Minnesota and colleagues, over a 20-year period alpha males sired one-third of the conceptions at Gombe and high-ranking males many of the others.

From Benjamin I learned, too, how even the smallest fragment of a society is always an expression of that society's culture, of its dreams and of the conceptions it holds, and in that way I understood that the same is true of people.

We noted above that a free action need not meet the conditions for an intervention, on any of the conceptions of intervention described in §6.

In John Buridan's masterpiece of the mid-fourteenth century, the Summulae de Dialectica, we can find all three of the conceptions outlined in Section 1.1 above.

The following Section offers an account of analysis in analytic philosophy, illustrating the range and richness of the conceptions and practices that arose.

What makes us convinced of the accuracy of the conceptions of objects involved in perception is that they arise from our constitutions.

The Rundfunkchor is at the heart of the conception.

But the grandeur of the conception never became stodgy.

"The sound is part of the conception of the show," Mr. Fisher said.

In time, though, the power of the conception conquered skepticism.

Perhaps the loose ends this time round reflect cowardice at the heart of the conception of the narrative.