The music on "The Chairman Dances," a 1987 CD of works by John Adams, might not originally have been conceived as an introduction to his work, but the disc serves that purpose nonetheless.
Then there is Natorp's magnum opus, the Platos Ideenlehre of 1903, in which he simultaneously develops a "critical" interpretation of the theory of forms and an argument for the order of the dialogues, all conceived as an "Introduction to Idealism".[21] During his life, Paul Natorp was overshadowed by his mentor, Cohen, and after his death, by the more glamorous Cassirer.
Mackay et al 70 reported a reduction in the prevalence of current smoking among women who conceived after the introduction of the legislation prohibiting smoking.
This consisted of an initial three-day workshop conceived as an introduction to facilitating groups and to the key concepts of the programme followed by 12 further weekly training sessions.
At worst, an ill-conceived introduction suggests you don't understand much about the professionals you're connecting.
He was an enthusiastic supporter of the revolution of 1848: he founded the Positivist Society, modelled after the Club of the Jacobins, and published the General View of Positivism, conceived of as an introduction to the System to come, as well as the Positivist Calendar.
To deal with this, some authors have proposed to conceive of the introduction of new technology in society as a social experiment and have urged to think about the conditions under which such experiments are morally acceptable (Martin and Schinzinger 2005, Van de Poel 2009b).
Finally, one may conceive of an introduction process operating (with biases) at various levels of a hierarchy [ 56].
The book is conceived of as a comprehensive introduction to these techniques, from the basic to the baroque.
The identification of several novel types within the last few years may be conceived as a relatively recent introduction of HPeV into the human population, but this is not necessarily the case.
As Leveridge explains in his introduction, his book is conceived as "one woman's recollections of dates that occurred many years ago filtered through the overactive imagination of her no-account son".
