| Although in shorter term there is an immediate saving in milk but prolonged lactation and calving interval the financial returns are reduced in late conceivers. |
| Rehabilitation techniques and procedures are described either by the conceivers themselves or by the Organizing Committees leading members. |
| The other severe limitation of the research view was, of course, that business people are the conceivers of the bulk of the innovations of a capitalist economy. |
| Maria Voskresenskaya, one of the game's conceivers, told Reuters that the game took only two weeks to create. |
| This is our philosophy, as finally you are the conceivers of your marriage. |
| Great reformers, however, must be both conceivers of radical policy and implementers of it. |
