These two concepts appear to us to be antinomic because we conceive an event as something singular and non-repeatable.
Despite the lack of knowledge of the partners, the pathogenic misfolding process can be conceived as an event in which the sites acting as conversion inhibitors are inactivated and those acting as effectors (as those involved in the self-assembly process) are formed.
Memory preserves past apprehension by conceiving of an event previously apprehended and believing, of this event, that it happened to me.
Given carte blanche to staff a one-night academy for artful learning, play and other institutional rituals, the artist Ryan McNamara has conceived a "Back To School" benefit event.
For then the successive lightning of later events would have to be conceived of as an event of the second order happening in a time-dimension different from the original one formed by the series of first-order events.
Gallerists Ally Canosa and Eva Maria Daniels conceived the event as an opportunity for collectors to preview the latest offerings of their online gallery in an immediate, palpable way.
Mr. Berman conceived the event in a way the students found too enticing to resist, as I learned from speaking briefly with the pianist Lee Dionne, who earlier in the evening had played a majestic, technically impressive account of the formidable Sonata No. 8 in B flat, the last of three works composed from 1939 to 1944 and known as the "war sonatas".
Iosefa Alofaituli, executive director of the community development nonprofit Oak View Renewal Partnership, said he and Janeen Laudenback, the city's superintendent of recreation, human and cultural services, conceived the event as a way of bringing together groups that have worked in Oak View for years.
"Edison represents the old captains of industry who step all over people to get what they want and make money," said Maggie Duval, who conceived the event with Sam Tyler, an Austin purveyor of steampunk paraphernalia.
Susanne Bartsch, current queen of the Manhattan club scene, conceived the event and, in a way, brought vogue-ing into pop culture from the streets of Harlem, where it supposedly originated as far back as the 1920s.
