That is a common enough conception of how theories are conceived and used.
Miller suggests that power understood as domination is particularly masculine; from women's perspective, power is understood differently: "there is enormous validity in women's not wanting to use power as it is presently conceived and used.
The term productivity has been conceived and used differently in malaria vector research to imply either presence/absence or density/abundance of anopheline larvae, pupae or emerged adults [3], [19], [21] [25].
ABS conceived and used the results of the Arabidopsis dataset and together with GAP, ACWN and NMSC performed manual assignments of abstracts from results.
Without this, there is a danger that in conceiving and using priming interventions across a population, we may unintentionally increase inequalities in the targeted behavior.
An emblem of hypocrisy, it was conceived and first used in 1969 not by the left but by figures in that then-nascent right-wing movement.
The revolutionary and rapid advances in information and communication technology can be identified as the driving force in the emergence of a new paradigm in cartography, which is transforming the manner in which a map is conceived, produced, and used.
Today, Facebook at Work is like a very basic, secure, very walled-garden version of Facebook — conceived originally and used initially by Facebook itself: users on a Work network can follow/friend each other to see general updates posted by them in their work life.
Provided, that is, that the ideas are rigorously conceived and the words used accurately in relation to them it would not be worth while to pick a quarrel over the use of the word "technique" as a synonym for the artistic work itself, regarded as "inner technique" or the formation of intuition-expressions.
Does not Hart's description, despite its incompleteness, work as well as it does precisely because it disinters some elementary justifications conceived and put to use by the people whose activities provide the material for the descriptions?
