We need to step back, if briefly, to evolve a conception of the meaning of New York today -- to consider what it is and what it should be.
(As one etiquette writer of the eighteen-eighties observed, "Not even a saint could, from 'inner consciousness' alone, evolve a conception of the thousand and one social observances of modern fashionable life").
Though unsurprisingly, conceptions of form have evolved along with conceptions of logic and language.
Conservatives, in contrast, attacked Hegel's conception of evolving reason, for undermining the political order (Moggach 2013).
They had also evolved their own conception of the world.
The body is a dynamic system of complex and highly interactive multiple organs, whose function continually evolves, from the conception and fetal growth and development all the way through life including the aging and disease processes.
The aim of this article is to describe the design process of the Kernel Language (KL1) in the context of related programming models in the 1980s, the essence of Concurrent Logic Programming and Constraint-Based Concurrency, and how the technologies we developed in those days evolved after their conception.
With the public conception of "queerness" constantly evolving, the museum has to keep up, reflecting these shifting boundaries in their expansive permanent collection.
With the public conception of "queerness" constantly evolving, the museum has to keep up, reflecting these shifting boundaries in their expansive permanent collection.
Given it is a socio-historically variable phenomena or, as du Gay has it "a many-sided, evolving, diversified organizational device" [ 25], no singular conception of bureaucracy can be entirely adequate.
