In the art world, a fabricator is something of a midwife who gives an artist's conception solid form.
His interpretations were notable for detail of phrasing, dynamic intensity, and an essentially classical conception of form.
His chamber music is equally characteristic and shows him to have had a commanding conception of form.
This is the genetic material that comes from both parents and combines at conception to form a blueprint for a new individual.
Still, "Peacekeeping," like Berlinski's first novel, is a very traditional book, in conception and form, and it unwittingly advertises the exploratory limits of a certain kind of conventional realism.
The goddess warns Parmenides not to set out on the second way because there is no prospect of finding or forming any conception of what must not be.
On the other hand, however, it is clearly true that Kant's conception of mathematical form, which is found in his theory of pure or formal intuition, substantially influenced Wittgenstein's view of logical form in the Tractatus (Wittgenstein 1922, props. 2.013, 5.552, 5.61, and 6.13).
Consider that his complex conception of the form of protocol statements (1932b) explicated the concept of observational evidence in terms that expressly reflected debts to empirical assumptions which called for theoretical elaboration in turn.
