Sentence examples for was based on the conception from inspiring English sources

This purely decorative style was more suited to the intrinsic nature of pottery forms than the istoriato style, which was based on the conception of a dish or plate as the mere vehicle or support of a painting.

This was based on the conception that a divergent trend in sequence similarity would be indicative of evolution from a common phylogenetic ancestor.

The decision for cidofovir was based on the conception that a second antiviral drug with a different mode of action (acyclic nucleoside phosphonate without the need for activation by the viral thymidine kinase) [ 9] and a proven effect on many herpesviridae [ 10] could favorably influence the course of the disease.

His Summa doctrinae de foedere et testamento Dei (1648; "Comprehensive Treatise on the Doctrines of the Covenant and Testament of God") is based on the conception that the relation between God and man, both before the Fall and after it, was a covenant.

The test is based on the conception that, the equipment, electronics, analytical operations, and samples to be analyzed represent an integral system that can be evaluated.

Effectuation is based on the conception of non-predictive control, i.e. the better firms can control the future the less they need to predict it (Read et al. 2009, p. 2).

The proposed application-oriented control approach is based on the conception of a state feedback controller that ensures the tracking of a limit cycle characterized in terms of the feedback-linearized system.

With the aim of explaining how peculiar human faculties might be inherited from the simplest adaptive abilities of animals, the animat approach is based on the conception or construction of simulated animals or robots capable of surviving in more or less unpredictable and threatening environments.

The parallel flow model or sum of exponential model is based on the conception that when a horizontal well is hydraulically fractured, the reservoir rock is broken and subdivided into discrete blocks, each of which makes independent flow contribution to the fractures.

Comments included: "My answers have been based on the conceptions (? misconceptions) I have gained from observing effects of HRT on my wife" (age 72).

These differences were not surprising since the questionnaire was based on the neuropsychological theoretical conception of cognition whereas factor analysis of the scale reflected the patient's own perception of his cognition.