Data are then presented on conceptions and repeat conceptions in teenagers.
In Sur l'homme et le développement de ses facultés, ou essai de physique sociale (1835; A Treatise on Man and the Development of His Faculties), he presented his conception of the homme moyen ("average man") as the central value about which measurements of a human trait are grouped according to the normal distribution.
The relationship between trust and autonomy is further explored by McLeod (2002), who has presented a conception of self-trust within a feminist theoretical framework, thereby adding a new dimension to the reframing of personal autonomy as relational.
Roughly speaking, energetics presented a conception of nature that took energy as the most fundamental physical entity, and thus represented physical processes as transformations of various forms of energy.
For the remaining 9629 women (and their 9748 children), 12188 addresses were available for the time period presented here (conception until the first year postnatally).
As the women considered, or presented, the conception as outside their control (e.g. "it was a complete surprise", "it just happened") therefore they did not consider themselves as having had responsibility in terms of pre-pregnancy preparation.
Amis's and Greene's vision of a great novelist was different from the present conception: it was of a working man with a pen.
I would contend that the reason why this has garnered so much attention is that it chimes with an unconscious but still present conception of the Jew in the English collective psyche, as a satyr-like figure of venality and sexual obsession.
Surprise is the most obvious reaction to the deeply varied Soviet fashions she dredges up, because they conform not to our present conception of Russian taste (that it lusts after glitz) nor to our idea of all Soviet-era production (that it was shoddy or, at best, utilitarian).
The European programme has been steered to be in line with the present conception of a future power reactor.
