It may make profit or power its first object, or it may conceive itself as fulfilling a higher and more exacting function.
Generals may conceive themselves deities — Montgomery, a monster of conceit, once reportedly opened a reading of the Gospel with the words, "And the Lord said unto Moses, and, in my opinion, quite rightly"— but historians and biographers must do better.
The agency regulates details of clinical practice, such as how many embryos may be implanted in the uterus, and rules on knotty ethical issues such as whether a couple may choose the sex of their baby (yes if for a medical cause, no if for social reasons) and whether a woman may conceive with sperm taken from her dead husband (only if he gave consent before he died).
In this way, one may conceive of a dopamine structure by combining catechol and phenethylamine substructures.
In order to assess pain intensity, a 0 100-point VAS, in which '0 100-pointnds to no pain and '100' to the worst pain one may conceiVAS was used.
For example, although one may conceive of a change that would improve the function of an organ, it may be that the necessary mutations (which occur by accident and not in response to need) simply never arose.
We may conceive of determiners like "every" and "some" as binary quantifiers of the form $Q(A,B $, which may operate on two predicates, $A$ and $B$, in order to form a sentence.
For Mulla Sadra, the second point is easier to treat: essences are not fundamental to which existence is accidental so the boundaries of what we may conceive an essence to be should not limit existence.
(Similarly, but less radically, one may conceive of a 'brain in a vat' generating an extended history of sense experience indistinguishable in phenomenal character from that of an embodied subject).
