It was six months later that the Renaissance Academy charter school proposal was conceived, according to the application, which which was submitted in August.
It was conceived (according to an editorial by Sischy and Edit deAk) as a response to "the failure of the recent spate of big international shows to intelligently meet the development of contemporary art, and . . .
In the United States, 32% of women of peak childbearing age, between 20 and 39, were obese in 2011-12, and 60% of American women were either overweight or obese when they conceived, according to one study.
"You want language like 'systems to do things with processes with widgets.' " Moreover, patent holders in recent years have become more brazen about asserting claims on inventions that haven't yet been conceived, according to Professor Bessen at Boston University.
Some board members, including Judith L. Estrin, remain unwaveringly loyal to Mr. Eisner, who retains his post as chief executive, and are betting that a projected turnaround in the company's fortunes will prove that the push to oust him was poorly conceived, according to several people who have talked to the directors.
All synthesis assays were conceived according to the "design of experiments" method.
Norris believes that all attributes are one in God, differently conceived according to the roles played and objects considered.
Different simulation scenarios have been conceived according to basic fractional factorial simulation plans in order to obtain valid empirical polynomial functions.
There are 6.7 million women in the U.S. who have trouble conceiving, according to data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, and only a fraction of them are using the services that could help them.
In the attempt to show the capabilities and the behaviour of CNNs when they are applied to medical image analysis, we perform a systematic study of the performances of six different network architectures, conceived according to state-of-the-art criteria, in various situations.
