Sentence examples for the first conceptions from inspiring English sources

The first conceptions using artificial insemination were two years ago.

The Upanishads (speculative philosophical texts) contain one of the first conceptions of a universal, all-pervading, spiritual reality leading to a radical monism (absolute nondualism, or the essential unity of matter and spirit).

But the 'transcensus' also possesses a logical-semantical aspect, insofar as it is directed to the communissima, and an epistemological aspect, insofar as it is directed to the prima, the first conceptions of the intellect.

(iii) Whereas Aristotle founded the primacy of metaphysics as first philosophy on the nobility of the objects it was concerned with, i.e. the highest causes, the medieval foundation of being as the subject of metaphysics on being as the first known generated an entirely new interpretation of the primacy of metaphysics: this science is first, because it deals with the first conceptions of the mind.

The first conceptions of material for the album came during a particularly stressful time in Tweedy's life.

One of those drawings evolved years later into the first conception of A House for Essex.

What are all the steps involved from the first conception to the roll out of the final product?

To report the first conception and delivery following transfer of thawed human blastocysts maintained in extended in vitro culture with cryopreservation at day 6 and 7.

For example, in the United States spring is colder than it is in Europe, and so the first conception peak here occurs somewhat after the vernal equinox, when the temperature is becoming a bit balmier.

The first conception, called normalization, is aimed at making learners with impairments similar to other classmates.

The first conception sees public deliberation as essential to the discovery of truth(s) about how best to promote the common good.