This imaginary self, usually conceived in substantial terms as an unchanging reality behind the changing phenomenal world, is in effect the root cause of the pervasive ignorance which afflicts the human condition.
Based on these findings, we propose that the auditory acuity of AP is not limited to basal auditory processing (usually conceived in terms of music processing), but extends to a more general notion of acoustic segmentation by fully integrating left-hemispheric speech-relevant networks.
By contrast the late JF Kennedy remained the prototype of the oral object, usually conceived in pre-pubertal terms.
In the Fundamental Wisdom of the Middle Way (Mūlamadhyamakakārikās; hereafter MMK), Nāgārjuna extends the notion that phenomena lack intrinsic existence (svabhāva) to apply to the self, which is usually conceived in dependence upon the five aggregates (MMK, IX, 12).
Organizational learning is usually conceived as a process that results in relatively lasting changes in organizational practices due to changes in routines, rules, norms, strategies, and technologies that are assumed to guide the behavior of the organization's members [ 42, 43].
In a newspaper, say, a photograph of a black subject is usually conceived as a window onto another world.
ART children are usually conceived after a prolonged period of attempted conception, a diagnosis of infertility and invasive (and potentially costly) medical treatment.
The most popular mechanism invoked to explain autoimmune disease after infections is molecular mimicry, which is usually conceived as a specific pathogen-immune disease pairings.
We demonstrate that "joint attention", usually conceived of in the psychological sciences as indicative of such minded processes as the capacity for understanding the intentional, goal-directed behavior of others, is fundamentally an interactional process, one that cannot be extricated from the ongoing flow of social activity.
The claim made here is simply that distributive reference, as usually conceived, is not a property of mass nouns.
