He did less than justice, he now believes, to Alexander Hamilton, John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay, who served business interests but nonetheless had a sounder conception of the role of government than existed in the antistatist theories of Jacksonians.
All of which makes Mona's conception sound more calculated than Walsh says it was – he claims to have built downwards into the earth only to preserve the facades of existing modernist houses on the Mona site – but the question of attracting visitors wasn't entirely disregarded.
What these approaches to global justice have failed to address is the possibility of sound political cosmopolitan conceptions of political legitimacy.
Conception sounds more like we had a good idea than the fact that we have just joined together to continue our blood lines through a whole new human being.
For example, naïve conception sounds more strongly pejorative to us than misconception.
The drummer Jeff Watts possesses the prime characteristic of all great jazz musicians: he has a complete sound, a system, a conception, made of rhythm and timbre and logic, and it stays present no matter what goes on around him.
The players, of necessity, were positioned across the entire span of the stage, emphasizing the spatial element of Schoenberg's conception of sound: themes and motifs are batted from one section of the orchestra to another, like a musical volleyball game.
In this paper, we first present a design method for acoustical topology optimization by considering human's subjective conception of sound.
Donor is, however, the language used in the infertility industry as well as by the media and those who comprise what is known as the donor community likely because it softens the commercialization of the process and makes the conception process sound warm, fuzzy, and gregarious instead of the business transaction it is.
He notes that the wave conception of sounds is not the only possible interpretation of Aristotle's remarks about sounds in On the Soul.
