Nuno, like Nina, is not conceived as a strictly realistic character.
Even though by extension it is often referred to as "ligand efficiency", the concept was originally conceived to be strictly applicable to comparing the binding efficiencies of ligands for a single target.
If the present, strictly conceived, is the durationless interface between the past and the future – and it is commonly taken to be precisely this – the conclusion that our consciousness is confined to a durationless instant swiftly follows.
This theology, which had dominated Catholic ecclesiology since the Protestant Reformation, limited theology to a deductive logical exercise, emphasized submission to authority, and conceived the church in strictly juridical and hierarchical terms.
Whereas reflection was traditionally conceived of as a strictly individual process, ideas are shifting towards conceptualising it as a process facilitated by social interaction [ 4, 45].
As Mr. Friedlander conceived it, Reason was neither strictly right-wing libertarian nor strictly left — in modern parlance, neither red nor blue but a purple amalgam of the two.
Unlike the Beijing Olympics or other events conceived to gain international face, a day at the zoo is strictly local.
Since substance is unique, and the attributes simply various essences under which it is conceived, the series of finite modal causes in each attribute must operates strictly in parallel with one another (IIp7).
Design, construction, and quality assurance strictly follow applicable safety rules and the cryogenic process and controls are conceived to actively cope with a number of faults.
The sculpture, conceived in 1917, looks nearly abstract at first glance, but is derived from Brancusi's strictly figural "Head of a Sleeping Child" done around 1908.
