They defined the conception and design of the study, made the literature review, coordinated the study, assessed and interpreted the results and contributed to writing of the paper.
The first is the "realistic conception of Being," which is defined by the conception of being as completely independent of thought, so that whatever is true of it is true quite independently of what may be thought about it.
In the light of these reflections, clearly defining the scientific conception of futures research is one of the most important challenges before us in the coming years [33, 34].
This "post-textbook" world could be defined less by the conception of "textbooks" and more by modular, cross-platform digital resources that are "more modular, personalized and open," Diaz told Inside Higher Ed.
Another example is Long QT Syndrome (LQTS) where ECG and genetic tests have defined and formed the conception of as well as affected people's experience of risk, vulnerability, and illness (Hendriks et al., 2008, Andersen et al., 2008).
But the government argued that the embryo's implantation in the womb, not its creation in the test tube, defined the moment of conception.
More recent conceptions of assimilation define the concept in more empirical terms as the process of becoming more similar to the majority of society (e.g. Alba & Nee, 1997; Rumbaut, 1997).
Pope Pius IX defined the dogma of the Immaculate Conception, in his papal bull Ineffabilis Deus on December 8 , 1854-- on the eve of which he ordered the cupola of Saint Peter's Basilica to be lit.
"In defining 'organization', I will use the conception of Denbigh [ 8]: an organized system is a complex system that can perform certain functions by virtue of its particular assemblage of parts.
According to Hobson (1907, p. 22), "the term 'arithmetization' is used to denote the movement which has resulted in placing analysis on a basis free from the idea of measurable quantity, the fractional, negative, and irrational numbers being so defined that they depend ultimately upon the conception of integral number".
