Their son, Jesus, was a naturally gifted and charismatic leader to whom later writers gave an "upgrade" to include a miraculous birth, paralleling the conceptions of numerous Greek gods and Roman politicians.
It also parallels legal conceptions of responsibility, where theorists distinguish retrospective (historic) and prospective functions of legal responsibility (Cane, 2002).
In this work, therefore, we proceed to answer the question: do HCI and Entrepreneurship, when taught in parallel, encourage the conception of new ideas in the field of software development?
This idea runs parallel to the conception of Earth as a person.
A contemporary parallel of Kant's conception of autonomy is John Rawls's influential notion of free and rational agents formulating principles of justice in the "original position" (Rawls 1971).
The procedural/substantive distinction within relational conceptions parallels a distinction within the literature on autonomy more generally (Mackenzie & Stoljar 2000a, 12 21).
If you can't read that graffiti, you have no conception of the parallel universe, all around you, that is fundamentally at war with the legally recognized state.
The show had been developing a parallel universe storyline since its conception, but "Over There" marked the longest time spent in that world thus far.
Construct parallel, balanced sentences.
In parallel with advance in theoretical conceptions of writing, methods for studying writing also evolved.
