King's College Chapel (1446 1515), the best-known building in Cambridge, was designed by Henry VI as part of an immense and never fully realized conception.
Lasting changes in teaching behaviour can only be realized if conceptions of teachers have been changed accordingly.
DK, AZ, and MO realized the conception and design of the study.
Yet it was the most fully realized theatrical conception I saw in Italy, the relationships among the main characters thoroughly and thoughtfully developed.
Toward the end of his life, Adam built the Register House (1772 92), Edinburgh, in which he realized the conception of a monumental domed hall within a square, envisaged at Syon some years earlier.
It was there, too, that he first raised the call for an "uprising of the proletariat" to realize the conceptions of philosophy.
The sheer scale of the Met, Mr. Jurowski said, made it hard to realize his conception of "Onegin" as a dream play.
Now that she is past this first performance, she may better realize her conception of the character, who evolves from a feisty tomboy to a baffled goddess deeply moved by Siegmund's love for Sieglinde.
Realizing this conception in a formal system of proof amounts, as in Shin 1994, to specifying the syntax and semantics of diagrams.
The parties' interest in developing their sense of justice is then a rational interest in being reasonable; justice is then regarded by the parties as instrumental to their realizing their conception of the good.
