In the United States, a competitor may overcome a defensive publication by presenting evidence showing a date of conception that precedes the date of the defensive publication.
Raunig develops an indispensable, contemporary conception of political change a conception that transcends the outmoded formulations of insurrection and resistance.
The participant's conception was that some of the foreign mothers were very worried over the fact that their children did not eat enough and it is common that the mothers give both their breast and a supplementary bottle in combination, just to ensure themselves that their child has eaten enough.
That conception explains some of "Shoah" 's puzzles, its picking up and then dropping of certain personal stories, its absence of a single narrative thread.
There are two models of the "respect conception," that of "formal equality," and that of "qualitative equality".
He believed in the chance of conception, that one night of the party.
Its originality resides in the rejection of some of the main principles of the Aristotelian conception of distributive justice that significantly shaped the modern conception, including that of, for instance, John Rawls.
Furthermore, our data also indicate a novel conception that improvement of memory deficit might be achieved by activation of CRTC.
He thought that every historical epoch had its own conception of freedom, and that it was naive to think that our conception of freedom didn't evolve historically out of all the different conceptions that came before.
The architectural conception of that church consisted of erecting a huge round dome on top of the classical early Christian basilica.
