Sentence examples similar to Conceive a means of doing from inspiring English sources

Norwegian explorer Fridtjof Nansen conceived the daring idea that a ship might be made to do the same, thus providing a base for scientific investigation of the Arctic Ocean and incidentally a means of reaching the pole.

In 2004, Cingular conceived of a means to shut down wireless devices that communicate with a "short range wireless" network.

In some cells insolubilization may be conceived as a means to limit toxicity of abnormal proteins.

And it was not conceived as a means of instilling discipline in unruly young men.

Mr Beilin, for one, believes the seven-day demand was deliberately conceived as a means of deferring negotiations indefinitely.

Eurovision, originally conceived as a means of unifying a war-torn Europe, was arguably the most visible symbol of European unity prior to the European Union.

Only later, fragmentation trees were conceived as a means of structural elucidation [148].

The European Union was conceived as a means of containing Germany after World War Two.

It was conceived as a means of developing Ardrossan Harbour as the sea port for Glasgow.

Forest certification: Although not primarily conceived as a means of forest law enforcement, forest certification schemes could contribute to improved forest resource protection in several ways.

This group was conceived as a means to investigate how subjects retain their learning of a single force field.