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Examples for "conceive"
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I've walked this earth for far longer than you can currently conceive.
The blood that bonds
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In terms of birth weight, summer was the best time to conceive.
Wired
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Drosks found it difficult to conceive of a number greater than seven.
The dark side of the sun
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Hosea could not conceive the idea that God would desert Israel forever.
Stories of the Prophets (Before the Exile)
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It is not difficult to conceive of a just war against Iraq.
The Guardian
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The potential outcomes framework is used to conceptualize covariate-adjusted and marginal exchangeability.
Pubmed
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My mind really began to conceptualize the gravity of the situation.
Ebony
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Based on the literature, we conceptualize a continuum of collaborative activities and strategies.
Pubmed
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ABSTRACTBackground:Traditional perspectives conceptualize resilience as a trait and depression as resulting from resilience deficiency.
Pubmed
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Utilize theory to clearly conceptualize how communication influences stroke outcome.
Pubmed
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Still, it is hard to understand how the particular project was allowed to gestate.
The Irish Times
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The human version of the brain-wasting disease, called Creutzfeldt-Jakob, can 50 years to gestate.
Wired
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But everyone came to Ganymede to gestate, so the child health research all happened there.
Caliban's War
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Themicrobe is difficult to detect in adult animals, and is apparent only when they gestate.
The Guardian
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The eggs gestate down in the big inner ring.
The Reality Dysfunction
Uso de conceptualise en inglés
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Further efforts to conceptualise and measure these environmental influences is warranted.
Pubmed
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The overload of information is daunting and difficult to conceptualise.
The South African
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It's like painting and I get to plan an outfit, conceptualise something and look amazing.
The South African
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A leader should be able to conceptualise a bigger picture to solve a problem at hand.
The South African
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Those opposed to marriage equality often conceptualise the children and the family in a highly idealised fashion.
The Irish Times
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His ability to conceptualise the interconnections between economic, political and social developments was never on better display.
The Guardian
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Whatever the merits of positive thinking, its prevalence has oversimplified the way we conceptualise our emotional lives.
The Guardian
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It's a convenient way to conceptualise assault -if you just behave yourself, you won't be a victim.
The Guardian
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Jazz, as it is based on improvisation, is extremely close in how we already conceptualise language and communication.
The Irish Times
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Banerjee had helped conceptualise a programme that had the power to destroy poverty and boost the economy, Gandhi said.
Reuters
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The IMF is too restricted in both its ability to operate and in its ability to conceptualise and to innovate.
After the Rain : how the West lost the East
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The IMF is too restricted both in its ability to operate and in its ability to conceptualise and to innovate.
After the Rain : how the West lost the East
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The co-ordination required to conceptualise, develop and deliver the outreach for mental-health services for children and families is unprecedented on US soil.
The Irish Times
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As an attempt to dramatise an existential threat that seems impossible for humanity properly to conceptualise, The Wall is a signal achievement.
The Guardian
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Still, despite my shortcomings in the area of gardening, I can certainly conceptualise, and trust the pros and gardening lovers, to execute.
Jamaica Observer
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As they conceptualise their operations, thoughts about the flow of ingredients, layout of equipment, people, and raw and cooked products must be highlighted.
Jamaica Observer
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Translations for conceptualise
portugués
conceber
Conceptualise a través del tiempo