The fretful conceived as readily as the chill.
Such "psychological interpretation" as Schleiermacher (1998) used to call it, was conceived of as constituting only one aspect of the interpretive method used by historians.
However, contrary to the initial reaction that SCD children had no foreseeable future, the responses suggest not only a resistance to despair, but might be conceived as both reflecting and constituting a change in the place of SCD in the culture of Ghana.
The model of peer knowledge production (Bauwens, 2006; Benkler, 2006; Benkler et al., 2015) which constitutes Wikipedia's essence may be conceived as part of an epistemology and methodology of peer learning (Rheingold, 2014) and peer production (Bauwens, 2006).
But in principle, the 'total imaginative experience' that constitutes the proper work of art must be conceived as only contingently related to the bodily work.
In process-oriented EPR design, we argue, modeling should not be conceived as the crucial first step in this design, but rather as an intervention in the organizational change-processes that constitute proper ICT development.
Can spree killers be conceived as rich and complex characters?
The multiplicity and independence of the elements constituting the design of pragmatic trials guarantee that pragmatism is not an all or none attribute; rather, it might be best conceived as a continuum along several dimensions.
Meanwhile, at n+1, Christian Lorentzen — craving a good immorality play — argues that Noah Baumbach's "Greenberg" offers a regressive view of what constitutes a good life: Oh, the glory of "having it all" (career, spouse, spawn), a curious mantra whereby life is conceived as a series of choices: make the proper choices in the appropriate order, and you will have it all.
With an initial target date of 1 May 1944, the infantry attack was conceived as a joint assault by five divisions transported by landing craft, constituting the largest amphibious operation in military history.
