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In predicting this future, Gibson can be said to have helped shape our conception of the internet.

It is also a case in which we should let what we come to know about cognitive development in children help shape our epistemology, rather than counting on our antecedently formulated epistemology to shape our conception of cognitive development in children (see Rosch and Lloyd, 1978, and Gelman, 2003).

Will goes through what we all go through -- breaking down the walls built up by childhood trauma and life-changing events which forever shape our conception of love.

But the portraits composed by Aristophanes, Xenophon, and Plato are the ones that have survived intact, and they are therefore the ones that must play the greatest role in shaping our conception of what Socrates was like.

Another work, titled "I am Woman," by artist Briana, takes inspiration from Hank Willis Thomas' recent series "Unbranded," examining how a century of advertisements have shaped our conception of what a woman is.

For example, in The Atom in the History of Human Thought, historian Bernard Pullman writes, To the extent that a Democritean influence has shaped our conception of the world, there has been a tendency to stress the corpuscular aspect of the standard model and to introduce a certain formal distinction between particles of matter and intermediary particles associated with force fields.

While celebrating larger models such as Adele can help diversify our conception of beauty, weights and figure shapes shouldn't be fads.

The problem is our conception of freedom.

Then our conception of these effects is the whole of our conception of the object.

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Our conception of what is possible has narrowed dramatically.