Sentence examples for and conceived from the from inspiring English sources

He is 15 and conceived from the cycle in 99.

Brumfield considered Operation Hump to be the least successful operation in which the Australian battalion had participated, and he criticised it as being badly conceived from the start, and mounted with too little intelligence or prior reconnaissance.

But I can't help wondering whether a portrait of Jones in his later years would have been more deeply reported and carefully edited had it been conceived from the start as an article in the paper instead of a post on a blog.

Scientists can, however, compare identical twins (conceived from the same egg and sperm) with fraternal twins (conceived from different eggs and sperm) and see how they differ.

Conceptual design of the reactive distillation system was conceived from the construction of conventional and reactive residue curves maps at 101.32 kPa.

Originally the method was conceived from the engineering perspective that the topology and shape of structures were naturally conservative for safety reasons and therefore contained an excess of material.

Given the success and reach of the high-definition transmissions, will Met productions be conceived from the start with cameras in mind?

The method is quick and well adapted to the study as the 14 buildings are conceived from the same basic cell.

Some are conceived from the outset as research projects: they are motivated by and set out explicitly to test a hypothesis or otherwise generate new knowledge.

It seems Assassin's Creed has been conceived from the start as a trilogy.

"Of all the pieces I have made this was the one I conceived from the outset as a public artwork.