Sentence examples for total conception from inspiring English sources

Martin Scorsese's rugged editing in Taxi Driver and Raging Bull was a function not only of an editor's ingenuity but also of a total conception of script, acting style, camera work (including harsh black-and-white tones for the latter film), and music.

The screamapillar, the larva that the Simpsons find in their garden, was, according to current showrunner Al Jean, Swartzwelder's "total conception".

In total, the conception of ethical relationship was the most dominant concep-tion whereas science per se and eco-efficiency were less used.

Not only is the full Wagnerian orchestra right there on the platform, but the stagecraft that is an essential part of the "total artwork" conception is stripped to a bare minimum of gestures and poses.

For example, what is responsible in these other hypotheses for the rectangular or trapezoidal shape in my immediate experience is one aspect of God's total picture or conception of a material world, or perhaps one aspect of a representation of such a world stored in a computer.

Self-expression is total, immediate, without conception of time, and you can only express that if you are free, physically and mentally, from fragmentation.

Table 3 shows the relation between total exposure from conception to 24 months and infant growth.

We added prenatal (multiplied by gestational age) to postnatal to get total exposure from conception to 24 months.

We added together the prenatal and postnatal exposure AUCs to assess total exposure from conception to 2 years, which has not been investigated in previous studies.

Per compound, multilevel models were fitted with either POPs total exposure from conception to 24 months or prenatal or postnatal exposure.

What they found out is that total outsourcing from original conception of the design of a product through production and delivery to the store they call it design-to-store doesn't work.