2. Add weight progressively.
The blight was conceived as a dynamic force, progressively expanding and destroying cities in its wake.
As you ascended the staircase, floors got progressively darker, with the uppermost level conceived as a cellar, its low vaulted passage entered through a medieval iron cage.
It also seems very difficult to reconcile this with Popper's view that science progressively moves closer to the truth, conceived of in terms of the correspondence theory, for this kind of conventionalism is inimical to this (classical) conception of truth.
Spencer (1879) conceived of evolution as a teleological process, directed toward the production of progressively "more evolved" (in the sense of "superior") forms manifesting a greater "totality of life", i.e., a greater richness of thought, feeling and action, as well as greater length of life.
Above it, by next year, will loom a 10-storey tower in white concrete, conceived as a gigantic stack of shelves for the foundation's archive of past installations, with progressively taller floors, expanding in height from 3m to 10m by the time you reach the summit.
At the beginning of the 1980s the RS was conceived as system of learning through supervised and programmed professional practice for the specialist-in-training to acquire progressively the knowledge, skills, techniques and responsibilities needed to become an independent specialist.
While cardiac and coronary angiography were conceived and developed by radiologists, the role of the radiologist in the performances of cardiac catheterization and coronary angiography has progressively decreased.
First conceived as a therapeutic response that was limited in time and ended with a withdrawal from methadone [ 5], OSTM progressively evolved towards maintenance treatments that are considered necessary over the long-term (methadone maintenance treatments, MMT) [ 6].
