And it isn't just the early adopters that legacy television has to be concerned about: there is a whole cohort of consumers on the way who are nonadopters of television as we have historically conceived it.
It employs the same corporate structure as the packaged-goods industry, which flies in the face of how gamers have historically conceived and marketed their games, which was more like a movie: Spread word of mouth before the release, hope for a big opening weekend and try and sustain viewers.
Military tribunals have historically been conceived to address a gap between what can be done with captured enemy soldiers engaged in traditional warfare, who may be held as prisoners of war until hostilities cease, and what can be done with ordinary criminals.
Add to this the estimated thousands of people in the UK who don't even know they're donor conceived (historically, clinics encouraged parents to keep it secret) and you start to see a disturbing picture.
Historically, hospitals have been conceived, from their very construction to their by-laws, for the accommodation of providers, not patients.
Degas came into an establishment art world that prized most highly the grand picture — the carefully conceived, rigorously executed, historically informed image that, following proven guidelines, would fully and with erudition encapsulate a definitive idea.
Historically, the word "witch" was conceived to mean someone who practices in petty theft, sheep stealing, and the like, but by the 16th century it came to represent women who went to bed with Satan and were hellbent on bringing down the church.
Heidegger's description of this essential conflict between earth and world can be understood as his attempt to elaborate phenomenologically his enduring ontological understanding of truth as the inherently agonistic manifestation of a-lêtheia, that is, "truth" conceived ontologically as historically-variable "un-concealment" or "dis-closure".
In the insurance business, this model of coverage is known as "social insurance," and historically it was the way health coverage was conceived.
We behave like all the others do".' Germany was historically a main motor of European integration, a project conceived as one of Franco-German reconciliation in the aftermath of World War II.
As the name suggests, materialists historically held that everything was matter — where matter was conceived as "an inert, senseless substance, in which extension, figure, and motion do actually subsist" (Berkeley, Principles of Human Knowledge, par. 9).
