Fig. 3 A summary of correct (left) and incorrect (right) conceptions of heredity as it pertains to adaptive evolutionary change.
This concern extends to the science educators as they are the front-line advocates in parting the right conceptions of NOS.
Baldwin calls the limited-term, public-domain conception the Anglo-American conception and the much stricter real-property, moral-rights conception the European conception.
Ronald Dworkin, one of the leading scholars advocating the thick conception of the rule of law, defines what he terms the "rights conception" of the rule of law as follows: Paul Craig, in analysing Dworkin's view, drew three conclusions.
All authors have made substantial contributions while writing this paper right from conception and design, acquisition of data and finally in the analysis and interpretation of the data.
Our work is showing the stable door has been closed by then, so we've got to get it right for conception.
In Ohio's case, protection for the fetus against violent attack has been incorporated into the state's general criminal laws since 1996, with the fetus being defined as a legal entity right from conception.
Some who had worked with the two men said yesterday that Mr. Raines and Mr. Boyd had had a vision for the newspaper -- to dominate coverage of the most important events at a time of increasing news media competition -- that was right in conception but went awry in execution.
The program allowed all expectant mothers to enjoy free health care services right from conception till after delivery.
