"There's the conception that art isn't profitable, and this being Singapore, I thought I should be a good son and get a job to support the family," said Mr. Lee, 32.
What we do disagree about is the conception that this possibility is as realistic as the alternative outlined in this paper, namely, that the major lineages of modern viruses derive directly from the primordial, pre-cellular gene pool.
By the 3rd century the old notion of the church as a society of holy people was being replaced by the conception that it was a school for frail sinners.
But it is not the only conception, and indeed is arguably neither the dominant conception in the pre-modern period nor the conception that is characteristic of at least one major strand in 'analytic' philosophy.
"That's one of the conception that people have, that you're going to be alone.
The perception that nurses' professional training could quite well be carried out 'at the bedside' is associated with the conception that nurses do not need an academic education like other learned professions such as medicine [ 14].
And the audience may go along with his self-conception, which also appears to be the moviemakers' conception — that Frank is a cool guy, always shrewd enough to put a coaster under the drinks and leave no marks behind.
As tech takes a political stand, we must be wary of furthering the conception that we are profiteers, not world changers; that we are calling for equality while outearning and displacing those who need it most; that we are building tools to benefit the privileged, not the underserved.
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.
This was based on the conception that a divergent trend in sequence similarity would be indicative of evolution from a common phylogenetic ancestor.
