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Critical Theory would then have to change its conception of what makes it practical and democratic.

Closing the Edinburgh International festival dance programme, this concert of Turkish classical and Sufi music climaxes with a still sacred religious ceremony little changed since its conception in the 15th century.

The service appears to have gone through a major change since its conception too, starting life by defining a new standard for identifying both virtual and physical objects and linking them to information on the Internet, but now operates as a sort of social catalogue that enables designers, brands, and consumers to identify and converse around products.

Google has been signing up a wide range of media companies for on-demand channels on YouTube, which has changed dramatically since its conception in 2005 as a place to upload amateur video.

PPD tuberculin is a crude and complex mixture of tuberculo-proteins which has changed little since its conception and original application by Dr. Robert Koch in 1890 [ 2].

Development theory has changed over time with changes in ideology and the international environment, and, as it changes, so do its conceptions of development and governance and how they are related.

After meeting Mr. Fiscuteanu, Mr. Puiu said, he changed his conception of Lazarescu to accommodate the actor's Transylvanian accent, but in the course of the 40-day shoot the two men often disagreed about how Lazarescu should be portrayed.

Kevan McGovern plans to change the conception of electronic music and its community by creating his passion project, I/O, or Input/Output.

But Henderson would not do anything to change that conception.

He did more than anyone else to change the conception of the composer and therefore of every other artist.

"He wants to change the conception of the presidency," says an adviser.