IP formulated the conception and design of the study, participated in data acquisition and interpretation of data analysis and prepared the manuscript.
Thus, what makes human beings (and higher minds) special is the capacity, via apperception, to formulate a conception of the self.
They may, however, formulate a conception of improvement for a circumscribed domain of social life, the description of which is a part of their overall account.
More generally, for Rawls rational persons upon reflection can formulate a conception of their good, or of their primary values and purposes and the best way of life for themselves to live given their purposes.
Although Newton originally formulated his conception of space and time in response to Descartes's views in the Principles of Philosophy (1644), by the turn of the eighteenth century, Newton and his followers were embroiled in an extensive debate with Leibniz and his supporters on the Continent.
The mirror analogy in Book X of Plato's Republic (596c e) helps Socrates formulate the conception of mimesis used to make the initial argument that the painter is an imitator and his works are inferior, being three times removed from truth and reality.
In the groups the other members helped the interviewers by asking the informants additional explanatory questions, but it was always the GP who had met the patient that formulated the conception of the outcome.
Rawls makes clear his belief in the inadequacy of benevolence or sympathetic human sentiment in formulating an adequate conception of social justice.
Some think that simpler concepts could be combined in conceptions to formulate more sophisticated concepts or to fix the reference of more sophisticated concepts that remain at roughly the grain of the lexemes of a language.
PTM, JCA, JSB contributed to formulating the research question, conception and study design.
