When women don't want to conceive a child, many consider long-term birth control such as an intrauterine device (IUD), which can prevent pregnancy for up to 12 years, or a tubal ligation, a permanent procedure that blocks the fallopian tubes.
A zealous, daring wire walker — the French word funambule is a more lyrical, as well as a somewhat more ridiculous-sounding term — he conceived a passion for the structures even before they were built.
The term was conceived a quarter-century ago by white author Mark Dery in his essay "Black to the Future," which looks at speculative fiction within the African diaspora.
For instance, Bela Schick, a popular physician, conceived the term 'menotoxin' in 1920.
Anthropocene, a term conceived in 2002 by Nobel laureate Paul Crutzen, means "the Age of Man", recognising our species' ascent to a geophysical force on a par with Earth-shattering asteroids and planet-cloaking volcanoes.
This blog is to set the record straight on an often not approached topic -- how hard it is on a woman's body to conceive, carry a baby to term, deliver and care for a child.
The discovery could have been played for horror, comedy, or, for that matter, a police procedural; but it would have been something rather than nothing, and would have indicated that the movie was conceived in terms of a world rather than a set.
A traveling, varying magnetic field is everywhere associated with a periodically changing electric field that may be conceived in terms of a displacement current.
As such, the knowledge that underpins a rational action is of a causal nature conceived in terms of means-ends relationships, aspiring towards a systematic, logically interconnected whole.
When the state started to govern its populace by governing the reproduction of their life, the architecture of the house began to be conceived in terms of a pre-defined composition of specific spaces: kitchen, bedroom, living room.
This study unhinges stubbornly held assumptions about energy, conceived in terms of a resource to be violently extracted from the depths of the earth and from certain living beings (such as plants, converted into biofuels), a thing that, teetering on the verge of depletion, sparks off movement and is incompatible with the inertia of rest.
