The phrase "a conception of future" is not correct in standard written English.
It would be more appropriate to say "a conception of the future" to convey the intended meaning.
Example: "The artist's work reflects a unique conception of the future, filled with hope and innovation."
Alternatives: "an idea of the future" or "a vision of the future."
Self-adaptation of communication protocols is a major issue in the conception of future services for the ambient Internet.
Philosophically, Benjamin saw the conventional idea of progress as projecting into the future a conception of time as 'homogenous' and 'empty' epitomized by the attempt of Ranke's historicism to represent the past "the way it really was" (SW4, 395; 395).
Despite the assessment of these issues in humans still faceing considerable technical challenges, it certainly represents a critical target for our full comprehension of the disease and, hopefully, the conception of future therapeutic reprogramming strategies.
Our natural fear of future events encourages a conception of God that is severe and cruel.
In the framework of the next generation launcher activity at ESA, a top-down approach and a bottom-up approach have been performed for the identification of promising technologies and alternative conception of future European launch vehicles.
– According to a standardized risk of bias assessment, what are the main methodological concerns that may guide the conception of future research?
This is a conception of time based on the temporal continuity of past, present and future, 'in' which events occur and are understood as causally connected.
There is sometimes a sense that old ways of thinking must prevail; a conception of power that is rooted in the past rather than in the future..
"First: a conception of the common good.
From physical destinations, we extrapolate a conception of goals.
