From breakthrough research initiatives and indelible teachings have come the people who, for more than a century, not only conceived leading-edge ideas and transformed them into practical achievements, but inculcated into their colleagues and academic heirs unwavering Berkeley standards to uphold and improve upon.
This was a unique identity which, according to Du Bois, had been a handicap in the past, but could be a strength in the future: "Henceforth, the destiny of the race could be conceived as leading neither to assimilation nor separatism but to proud, enduring hyphenation".
I opened this article by noting that the best-known writers of management all seem to emphasize one aspect of the job — in the terms we now have, "doing" for Tom Peters, "conceiving" for Michael Porter, "leading" for Abraham Zaleznik and Warren Bennis, "controlling" for the classical writers, and so on.
Trained as an architect, he worked for Nicholas Grimshaw for 10 years and was central to the team that conceived the Eden Project, leading the design of the temperate and humid biomes, which erupt from the former clay pit in Cornwall like a sci-fi fungus.
This was sometimes conceived of as leading to physicians dumping their problems over on the social insurance office.
The order of authorship corresponds to decreasing levels of contribution in conceiving the idea, leading the research, collecting and analysing the data, and writing the manuscript.
"Building new coal-fired power plants is ill conceived," said James E. Hansen, a leading climatologist at the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies.
Chapters explore emergent, Thomistic, Cartesian, and other forms of substance dualism broadly conceived in dialogue with leading varieties of physicalism, including animalism, non-reductive physicalism, and constitution theory.
This paper theorizes how and why safety climate can be conceived as both a leading and a lagging indicator of safety events (i.e., accidents, injuries).
The pope has been conceived successively as a leading dignitary in an imperial church headed in effect by an emperor, as a majestic potentate possessed of a supreme and direct authority even in temporal matters, and as a primarily spiritual figure who in temporal matters has no more than an indirect power of intervention.
