Such procedures cannot and should not be conceived of as means of prolonging suffering and at the same time fomenting unjustified expectations among the relatives of the patient, and hence creating a surplus of inhumane suffering.
The grievance extends beyond women to the very idea of relationships, and how they take us out of ourselves: in demanding such punishing hard work, such relentless second-guessing, they're conceived of as an occupation fundamentally at odds with the film's preferred pastimes of sport, shopping and selfie-taking.
Or not even been conceived of as a mainstream project at all.
Society and nation were conceived of as a whole or at least as an aimed-for political and social collective (Lal 2012).
Two of the four items were conceived of as reciprocity and associational activity at the household level in this paper, and then aggregated to the neighbourhood level.
In much the same vein as the open-source-software movement, the purpose of this is to increase the long-term value of the data, by allowing them to be reused in ways that may not even have been conceived of at the time they were collected.That approach contrasts with today's system of secretive data silos for particular studies of specific diseases.
WHAT Our educational institutions were conceived of at a time when we needed to train farmers to be factory workers or managers.
This compound was conceived of, synthesised, and clinically developed at the University of Pennsylvania and Avid Radiopharmaceuticals Pty Ltd (Philadelphia).
The game was conceived of and produced by a team at Self that included Laura McEwen, vice president and publisher, and Elizabeth Chan, director for integrated marketing.
But Dr Cagnacci argues that the seasonal variation he finds in the number of conceptions may allow children to be born in more favourable conditions.If so, it makes sense that more boys than girls would be conceived at the times of the year when they have a better chance of survival.
