Sentence examples for split conception from inspiring English sources

"The idea of an empty club: what if we could feel what the father had given up?" Linklater's own childhood, as he recalls it, grew from a split conception of adult life.

It was a split-level conception: the owners of Cannons, Lord and Lady Chandos, played Acis and Galatea; Pope, who was shown to have a passion for Lady Chandos, was Polyphemus; Handel and Gay played shepherds (Damon and Coridon ) who offered amorous advice, and Margherita de L'Epine, an Italian teacher who spent time at Cannons, had a nonsinging role as a drama coach.

The Vatican regards it as a sin because it splits sex from conception and because unused embryos will die.

The developing embryo splits within two weeks of conception, but is only partly separated and continues to mature into two infants that are connected to a greater or lesser degree.

Unlike fraternal twins, who are the product of separate eggs fertilised by different sperm, identical twins are natural clones, produced when a fertilised egg splits in two shortly after conception.

Through his Pre-Critical years, and lingering still in the First Critique, Kant's conception of morality was split between Rationalist and Sentimentalist theses.

The staging was perhaps the summation of Stein's attention to textual detail and expansive but always meticulously rendered visual style: a blood-red carpet to signify Helen's sacrifice; a split-personality devil and, in Stein's original conception, two actors playing Faust.

The design conception is scalable to a multi-channel splitting-on-demand optical power splitter which can divide input light to 1, 2, …, N output channels equally by using the 3-channel reconfigurable optical power splitter as a building block.

But when split into three groups according to the number of calories the mothers consumed around the time of conception, the picture changed.

In one of every 300 cases, the embryo splits to become two or more people, at least one of whom wasn't a distinct organism at conception.

Her conception.