Yet this too could be conceived as applying equally to geometrical figures and to numbers.
These reports could be conceived as a contradiction, but this scenario has been described as a possible climate change impact by Høgda et al. (15).
Thus, on this last day, the coalescence of what from today's perspective could be conceived as the distinct domains of economy (or politics) and religion becomes apparent in the tasks the governor (or formerly the king), and in a similar way, the Jero Petinggi, accomplish.
And if not, how can I know the exceptions?" Faced with this, "I cannot see how arithmetic could be given a scientific foundation, how numbers could be conceived as logical objects" (Frege 1903, 253).
"That could be conceived as a bit of a disconnect with what they're doing now".
Under current international law, they could be conceived as acts of aggression and a violation of the UN Charter.
It is easy to imagine how, in the business-school classroom, such a management scheme could be conceived as a brilliant motivational tool.
Logic could be conceived as a special study complete in itself only if the logician were allowed to postulate a correspondence between the neat and tidy world of propositions, which was the immediate object of his study, and the world existing in fact; metaphysics might and sometimes did challenge the propriety of this postulate.
Moreover, Scotists and nominalists agreed that, at least in principle, physical individuals could be conceived as such.
Van den Bulte says that referral programs featuring a financial pay-out are likely to remain a business-to-consumer practice, "because paying referral fees to B2B [business-to-business] customers' employees could be conceived as a bribe.
