This is posing a much more profound challenge: it's a novel in conceived form written on bespoke software".
The dramatic vigour and powerfully conceived forms had a great influence on the young Michelangelo.
Hence, New England Lyric Operetta, which Mr. Edgerton conceived, formed and hopes to make a resident company for Fairfield County.
The ways in which media are conceived, formed, and distributed have long undergone change, but now they are in full revolution.
We must employ our private intellects to conceive forms that are, as Plato would have it, both timeless and universal.
Still others have conceived of form as a dynamic interaction between contrasting and continually evolving sound events the French composer Edgard Varèse and the American Elliott Carter.
For much of this semester and last, Princeton became a giant atelier in which the artistic talents and scholarly energies of our University community were mobilized to stage Alexander Pushkin's most ambitious play, Boris Godunov, in a form conceived but never realized by the great Russian director Vsevolod Meyerhold.
Another suggestion to explain the influence an unsuccessful treatment had on heterosexual women's perception of relationship satisfaction is that this might be an expression of pressure by social expectations to form a traditional nuclear family, to conceive and form a family with children.
At Level 1, the intentional theory of experience treats perceptual experience as a form of intentionality conceived of as a form of mental representation (hence it is also sometimes called the representationalist theory of experience).
Jason has a son in this book, conceived through a form of artificial insemination.
In 1808 Mathews conceived a personal form of entertainment known as "At Homes," involving one-man shows with comic songs and impersonations of eccentric characters.
