And had put all the stuff that was really shameful to me... it's hard to conceive of now, that I was ashamed of writing a book, deeply ashamed, cripplingly ashamed of writing a book that turned on a mother's wish to have the family together for Christmas".
"You will be able to do things with protons that you can't even conceive of now.
The distribution function, which formerly represented the probability distribution, was now conceived of as a stochastic variable (nowadays called a macrostate) subject to a probability distribution.
"I've spoken to many researchers who think that following these ideas through won't just lead to better videogames – it'll lead to new kinds of videogames, new genres even, where the player is tasked with doing things that are hard to conceive of right now.
It is hard to conceive of it now, but there was a time when Jeremy Lin's name was spoken without exclamation points, when he was fourth on the Knicks' depth chart at point guard, when the word "Linsanity" had not entered the N.B.A. lexicon and Knicks fans were praying for Baron Davis's herniated disk to heal quickly.
6. Analogously, I can conceive of something not thought of by me right now, even if in order to do so I must employ a representation that is conceived of by me right now.
The use of the virus to attack tumors was conceived of by Dr. Frank McCormick, now director of the University of California at San Francisco Cancer Center.
Sufficient numbers of elite Rwandan and Nigerian forces, now conceived of as the bulk of the African Union contingent, could lead such an effort if they were properly financed, equipped and otherwise supported by Europe and the United States.
"The entire website is conceived of by the museum now as a living archive," Ms. Elligott said, "and this is really just the beginning, the first phase of bringing its history out in all its detail".
The process was gradually interpreted as an internal form of celibate yoga, for, in accordance with Vajrayana theory, enlightenment is achieved by the union of Wisdom and Method, now conceived of symbolically as female and male.
