From my toothless smile the laptop creates a "conception" of what it would like to paint, based on its mood.
The laws seem to have created a new conception of suicide as a medical treatment, stripped of its tragic dimensions.
But its heritage goes back to the two cousins from Alsace, in eastern France, who founded a dry goods store on Rue Lafayette in 1893 and went on to build the monumental store where the Belle Epoque architect Ferdinand Chanut created a circular conception of shopping space.
Members of this category "which, though we never before had any notion or conception of the things signified, do suggest it, or conjure it up, as it were, by a natural kind of magic, and at once give us a conception, and create a belief of it" (IHM 5.3, 60).
What Greene was temperamentally unable to do, though, was create a convincing innocent; his conception of innocence almost invariably took the form of a bumbling, foolish, irritatingly naïve Yank, like Holly Martins, who is, it seems, inherently incapable of understanding the ruined and desperate Old World of postwar Vienna.
In this context, we are creating a pre-conception cohort, involving about 5000 couples who plan to have a baby within six months in Liuyang county in the Chinese province of Hunan.
In a written response to questions, Pratik Bose, a senior corporate business development manager at the company, said Cisco invested in Qyuki to help create "a technology platform that enables conception of different kinds of content".
Schwalb's plan from its earliest conception was to create a Smithsonian-like museum of sports that would be more central to fans and tourists than individual sports halls of fame.
Schwalb's plan from its earliest conception was to create a Smithsonian-like museum of sports that would be more central to fans and tourists than individual halls of fame.
The rent strike movement presents an opportunity to create a community within – and between – institutions that rejects the conception of the university as some kind of business.
