AEG gave a conception, participated in the design of the study, performed a clinical interpretation of the data and wrote the manuscript.
I realise now there might have been a few side effects from that…When I was 17 and began having sex, four years of porn watching had given me a conception of what sex should be like.
Thus the power to know that p is the same as the power to not-know that p. But given such a conception of power, if God knows that p, then his power to not-know that p is ipso facto exercised, since it is the very same power as the power to know that p. So there are no unexercised powers in God after all.
Their letter is perhaps expected, given that opponents of government regulation have something of a history of opposing net neutrality, given a confused conception of how we got to where we are today regarding the Internet.
Given a narrowed conception of national interest and the president's discomfort with the idea of "nation building," foreign assistance would seem a natural next target.
Given a broad conception of prioritarianism, variation in distributive weights across distributional contexts also becomes more interesting.
Gone is the room of the sun and circling planets that easily gave one a conception of the solar system.
We see the present place of the body; we remember the successive advance it made to that place: the first can, then, only give us a conception of motion, when joined to the last.' (ibid.
Therefore peculiarities of information behavior, proclivities, preferences and everything that can give a better conception of the user, his/her behavioral patterns and needs must be considered in order to be able to provide a truly personalized information seeking experience.
He gives a wonderful conception of his suppressed emotions and in every gesticulation or expression he brings out that sympathy for the wayward Sadie Thompson.The settings for this film are adroitly fashioned.
