Sentence examples for terms of conception from inspiring English sources

It's a giant step in terms of conception.

"It's a giant step in terms of conception," said Theodore Couloumbis, a vice president of the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy, in Athens.

No difference was detected between treatments in terms of conception rates and services per conception.

Next, these functions are identified as belonging to a cycle, comprising a sequential process in terms of conception and a simultaneous process regarding operation (Chapman, 2001; Koontz and O'Donnell, 1978; Wren, 1994).

LC contributed in terms of the conception and design of the study, manuscript draft, and revision.

JO contributed in terms of the conception and design of the study, analysis of data, manuscript draft, and revision.

All of the authors have made substantive intellectual contributions to the study in terms of the conception and design of the study.

RKT contributed in terms of the conception and design of the study, the coordination and acquisition of data, analysis of data, manuscript draft, and revision.

JB contributed in terms of the conception and design of the study, analysis and interpretation of data, manuscript draft, and revision.

It is, after all, open to us to interpret what Socrates is saying in terms of a conception that integrates the things that Socrates attributes to the soul as functions, or as parts or aspects of its function, namely in terms of the conception of living a life, and not just any kind of life, but a distinctively human one.

His strategy is to hold that the freedom of future acts is incompatible only with a different kind of necessity, and that such arguments fail when formulated in terms of this conception of necessity, since their premises and conclusions are contingent in the correlative sense of contingency.