Mr. Henderson's rearrangement of Ellington's "Harlem" was by far the most thoroughly conceived piece: rapidly changing, through composed (as Ellington's original was), with the jazz rhythm section playing in a style hardly at all resembling jazz; the jazz horn soloists remained offstage.
The J.B.A.I.D.S. thermocycler was conceived and developed to rapidly identify biological warfare agents and other pathogens of concern for the U.S. Military.
ALE-HSA21 has been conceived to simply and rapidly provide the user with data usually dispersed in distinct databases or accessible by independently using different computational tools.
In the 1850s, young artisans and clerks, frequently displaced in the city and finding their way of life changing rapidly in the midst of the Industrial Revolution, conceived of themselves as members of what was known as the "base ball fraternity".
Part D was conceived at a time when rapidly rising U.S. drug costs were alarming seniors, prompting some to head to Canada and Mexico to buy medicines at dramatically lower prices.
"Alouette-R" test is particularly conceived to assess proficiency at rapidly alternating between lexical and non-lexcial processing during text reading [31].
Neoliberalism was not conceived as a self-serving racket, but it rapidly became one.
Since the birth of the first IVF conceived infant in 1978, diverse ART techniques have developed rapidly and implemented in clinical practice.
Though we might conceive of rapidly shifting slang and improper usage as ailments of our modern society ― and, you know, kids these days ― Jones' work is a potent reminder that the words we use have never been static.
In addition, meta-analyses have revealed a 30%to40%0% increase in major malformation rates for infants born after ART compared with naturally conceived children [ 38- 40], and children conceived via in vitro fertilization (IVF), who rapidly gained weight during early childhood (1 to 3 years), have been shown to have higher blood pressure levels [ 41].
