Stumpf's conception of the concept of number in Erkenntnislehre is the same as the one he advocated in his habilitation thesis and in his Halle lectures, and Stumpf's position is very similar to that of Brentano and his students.
The conception of the concept of NDDS can be linked to the Nobel Laureate, Sir Paul Ehlrich (in 1905), who envisioned the drug molecule as "magic bullets" which can hit the desired site only to exhibit the effect.
MA carried out the conception of the research concept and designed the methodology, data analysis and interpretation and preparation of the manuscript for publication.
ST carried out the conception of the research concept and designed the methodology, data analysis and interpretation and preparation of the manuscript for publication.
But for the purposes at hand, the Panel considers it sufficient to link this conception of autonomy with the concept of informed choice that is deeply embedded in Canadian institutions, and to adopt the conception of informed choice that is presently at work in Canadian health law and in Canadian health care institutions.
Finally, both the conception of force and the conception of the virus are concepts devised by analogy.
In order to formalize this conception, he advanced the concept of a maximally specific predicate related to "Gi" in K, where, when "P(G, F) = r", then, if the premises include a predicate stronger than "F", say, "M", which implies the presence of more properties than does "F", then "P(G, M) = r", where, as before, r = P G, F).
The gender roles of men and women, as well as societies' conceptions of the associated concepts, are frequent themes in Achebe's writing.
To gain insight in the complexity of students' instructional conceptions, the concept is analysed and its theoretical assumptions scrutinised.
The idea that some concepts are not empirical may not be surprising, although Kant's conception of the origin of such concepts—outlined in what he calls the "metaphysical deduction" (B159, B377)—may contain surprises (Longuenesse 1998).
There is clearly a technical sense in which saying that a concept applies to something does not enlarge the concept or change our conception of the being it refers to.
