I conceived, thought of, imagined the novel and the museum together," he said.
Alan Sidelle's discussion of the metaphysical contingency of the laws of nature explicitly refers to the "importance of traditional imagining, conceiving, and thought experiment to modal inquiry" (p. 310), and can be read as a challenge to any claim that thought experiments would reveal anything more than a "necessity based in analyticity" (p. 329).
Everything had to be freshly conceived and thought through from his own viewpoint.
The project was originally aimed at 70 Republican candidates but was scaled back to roughly 50 because Chris Bowers, who conceived it, thought some of the negative articles too partisan.
In short, Aquinas argued that existence is a separate property as existence is not part of most objects's natures and so those objects can be conceived or thought of separately from their existing.
"It's extraordinary that this proposal is even being considered at this point because it is so poorly conceived and thought out.
A set, wrote Cantor, is a collection of definite, distinguishable objects of perception or thought conceived as a whole.
Speaking by phone from the San Francisco Bay area, Mr. Selick said that when he was conceiving "Coraline" he thought it would work best in stop motion but experimented with other techniques first.
The consent rule was hastily conceived and poorly thought out; it would have compromised not only individual patient care, but also nascent efforts in evidence-based medicine, epidemiological research, outcome reporting, and physician and hospital performance comparisons.
But they were never conceived of or thought of themselves as politicians or activists.
