Several studies have shown that mothers have elaborate conceptions of signs of diarrhoea severity, and use ORT according to this perception.
MO performed the analyses of the found articles and elaborated the conception of the manuscript, including a first draft.
Though highly direct in its appeal, "Mo or town" is an elaborate conception.
In both the Phenomenology of Perception and The Visible and the Invisible, he elaborates a conception of the relationship between the body and the soul that both retains and transforms the conception presented in The Structure of Behavior.
As a first step in elaborating this conception of justice, Dworkin asks us to imagine a group of people who find themselves shipwrecked on a previously uninhabited island.
However, it is difficult to be sure how much this discussion tells us about Callicles, since it is Socrates who elaborates the conception of pleasure as replenishment on which it depends.
One should observe that in elaborating this conception, Frege assumed specific requirements of his system of the Begriffsschrift, especially the principle of bivalence taken as a metatheoretical principle, viz.
On the other hand, if one elaborates a conception of the reasonable that is sufficiently weak for most persons in the society to satisfy it, then one is not likely to generate agreement on the basic principles of the society.
Certainly the fundamental idea goes back to the conception elaborated in the rough illustrations of the Biblia Pauperum i.e., the concordance of the Old and New Testaments.
As he traveled the world, removed from the literary circles of Paris, he slowly elaborated his theocentric conception of the universe and conceived his vocation: the revelation through poetry, both lyrical and dramatic, of the grand design of creation.
