But Benjamin quickly expanded his conception: Instead of an essay primarily about the first French shopping malls, he now imagined composing an urgeschichte, or "primal history," penetrating the essence of the society and culture of the 19th century -- a history incomparably richer and more vivid than anything previously written.
For babies born at < 38 weeks, age at examination in the first year was calculated from the estimated date of conception instead of the birth date.
For this reason, M&L concluded their essay by recommending use of the terms preconceptions, alternative conceptions, or naïve conceptions instead of misconceptions.
But Leibniz's philosophical views were relatively unknown when Newton first formed his conception; instead, it was Descartes's view of space, the world, and God, which he pondered in his youth and eventually came to reject.
Immaculate Conception instead refers to Mary's conception in the womb of her mother, St. Anne.
Characterized by expanses of glass and airy spaces, these buildings reflect a postwar optimism and the favoring of a rational conception of building instead of emphasis on what Modernists saw as meaningless ornamentation.
If we take a normative conception of relevance instead of a logical or probabilistic one, it is not an abuse of language to describe inadmissible evidence as irrelevant if what is meant is that the evidence ought not to be taken into account in a certain way.
Therefore, in the article, the energy band becomes discrete for the "band" conception to cease instead of building a four-level system involving the QC electronic states such as the pumping level from the Si-NCs, the higher emission level of the electronic localized states due to n-doped on the Si-NC surface, the lower emission level of p-doped states, and the valence band level.
Instead of pitting conceptions of value against conceptions of rights, it has been suggested that there may be two different conceptions of intrinsic value in play in discussion about environmental good and evil.
"The general public are familiar with Disney and the tale of Dumbo," Deborah Olson, executive director of the International Elephant Foundation, told the Wall Street Journal "They're drawn as round creatures, so the general public has this conception that they're round instead of what they truly look like in the wild".
For example, if data are collected in relation to the starting time instead of the conception time (Weinberg et al. 1994), behavior change does not lead to bias but only to nondifferential loss of information.
