Sentence examples for the conception of time from inspiring English sources

The conception of time as almost endlessly repeating itself in kalpas detracts, however, from the uniqueness of the first creation, and Brahma becomes little more than a demiurge.

What this higher form is deserves careful consideration, the result of which might be that it is not the conception of time that is incoherent but the conception of God.

Certainly, ICT has modified the conception of time and space, providing new opportunities to access information and modify knowledge production.

Clearly, the conception of time implicit in Avicenna's argument is that of a temporal line stretching back infinitely.

Williams embraced and argued for the conception of Time as a fourth dimension introduced by Minkowski's 'Block Universe' interpretation of Einstein's Theory of Special Relativity.

The conception of time mirrors that of space: it is that in virtue of which statements of the form "A is earlier than B" are objectively true of false.

The past in the present, the future in the present — the essence of the great documentary is in the cinematic conception of time, the disjunction between the real time of filming and the times that it implies.

The past in the present, the future in the present the essence of the great documentary is in the cinematic conception of time, the disjunction between the real time of filming and the times that it implies.

De Man duly provides a résumé listing an imaginary master's thesis ("The Bergsonian Conception of Time in the Contemporary Novel") and an "interrupted" doctoral dissertation ("Introduction to a Phenomenology of Aesthetic Consciousness").

"The Islamic conception of time is based essentially on the cyclic rejuvenation of human history through the appearance of various prophets," says Seyyed Hossein Nasr, professor emeritus of Islamic studies at George Washington University.

He not only invented the relational conception of time and space that best fits our world, he was a pioneer of the digital universe, as he greatly advanced mechanical calculators while developing the binary numbers that underlie modern computers.