A letter written the following year, this time from Dalí to Buñuel regarding L'Age d'Or, shows the impact of censorship on the collaboration: Dalí has gone to great lengths to hatch a conception by which shots of a mouth and tongue (but no teeth) and boa-clad cleavage could be used to suggest "the lips of a cunt" without showing anything impermissible by church or state.
The document proposes a strong revision of the classical conception by which sovereignty involves a "responsibility to protect" on the part of a state towards its own citizens, a responsibility that outsiders may assume when a state perpetrates massive injustice or cannot protect its own citizens.
Nationalist-ideological philosophy for Oruka was constituted by the articulations of persons actively engaged in political life, especially those who led or otherwise contributed substantially to struggles for African independence and sought to articulate conceptions by which to create new, liberatory social and political orders.
Can we form any conception of the means by which this ambitious project of education in self-improvement and good citizenship was to be put into effect?
Motivated by these considerations, in this paper, we introduce the notion of 'optimally aligned layer' (a similar conception as in [1]), by which we mean that at every point (xinOmega_{2}), the vector normal to (partialOmega_{1}) at the projection of x is always an eigenvector of the viscous tensor (mathcal{A}(x)).
In the 18th century, Tristram Shandy ("sport of small accidents") had to explain his destiny by imagining the botched moment of his conception or the cock-up by which he got christened with the wrong name.
Those algebraic studies assumed somehow an implicit conception of what is the process by which to associate with any given logic a class of algebras as its natural class.
The conception of citizenship becomes "a standard by which our life whether in the family, in the urban or rural neighbourhood, in trade or industry, in the Church, or in the work of charity may be, and must be, criticised if it is to be in the full sense human"al.
It is the only logical operation which introduces any new idea" (CP 5.172); elsewhere he says that abduction encompasses "all the operations by which theories and conceptions are engendered" (CP 5.590).
To study the processes by which donor-conceived children incorporate donor conception into their subjective sense of identity.
In Metaphysics 1.5, Aristotle remarks that Parmenides seems to have had a conception of formal unity (986b18 19), and he gives a compressed account of the reasoning by which he takes Parmenides to have arrived at such a conception (986b27 31).
