Sentence examples for cases conceived of from inspiring English sources

ERH cared for cases, conceived of the study, and provided critical revision of the manuscript.

As Sidgwick explains, although some might think that conscience delivers immediate judgments on particular acts a view he variously calls aesthetic, perceptional or ultra intuitionism—"reflective persons, in proportion to their reflectiveness, come to rely rather on abstract universal intuitions relating to classes of cases conceived under general notions".

SOK was the operator of these cases and conceived of the study.

Across models the concept of 'knowledge' is described as 'exemplars', 'schemes', 'schemas', 'mental representations', 'prototypes' and 'awareness', but in all cases is conceived of a cognitive factor that guides the interpretation process.

A self-described "Jewish atheist", his was a healing ministry, carried out in the form of case histories conceived of as literary portraiture.

HKS was the operator of this case and conceived of the study.

In this case, species are conceived of as exhibiting a single "type" or a common "essence," with variation among individuals representing anomalous and largely unimportant deviations from the type or essence.

Mr. Giuliani conceived of a case of great sweep and persuaded the Justice Department to let him poach cases from Mr. McDonald's shop.

"I have never conceived of this case as a contest of wills between me and Mr. Gates," he said, referring to William H. Gates, the software company's founder.

AY, YM, HN, MO, and TO conceived of this case presentation and drafted the manuscript.

All authors conceived of the case report and participated in its design and coordination and helped to draft the manuscript.