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).
Clearly, however, Schlick's model represents an early form of the conception of scientific theories as uninterpreted calculi connected to observation by potentially complicated correspondence rules that Carnap reintroduced in (1939) and that became standard in the "received view".
It enunciated the proposition that all history had hitherto been a history of class struggles, summarized in pithy form the materialist conception of history worked out in The German Ideology, and asserted that the forthcoming victory of the proletariat would put an end to class society forever.
Although von Neumann did write the first paper explaining how to convert Turing's ideas into electronic form, the fundamental conception of the stored-program universal computer was nevertheless Turing's.
Charles Dickens criticised locating a livestock market in the heart of the capital in his 1851 essay A Monument of French Folly drawing comparisons with the French market at Poissy outside Paris: Of a great Institution like Smithfield, [the French] are unable to form the least conception.
However, as nature writing became its more dominant form of expression, the conception was increasingly shaped by developments in the natural sciences.
One could conceivably interpret this to mean that the garments of corporeal substance, namely extension, shape, position and movement are the garments supplied by the mind as the forms or the conceptions under which the mind grasps material things.
CP made the major contribution to the study in the form of conception and design, acquisition of data and supervision of the research team, analysis and interpretation of data and drafting of the manuscript.
Conceptual ecologies refer to the interactive network of a person's epistemological commitments, beliefs and their different kinds of knowledge that collectively form the foundational, "organizing conceptions" of that person's worldview (Demastes et al. 1995, p. 638).
The organic image we see today is very distant form the movement's original conception of environmental and social reform — a reality that is all too stark to members of the alternative food movement.
