Sentence examples for and conceived of from inspiring English sources

They were organized and conceived of as attributes of the nation states.

K.E.T. led the writing of the paper and conceived of the paper and figures.

V.A.C., A.R.K., K.R. and A.H.W. carried out the initial measurements and conceived of the interpretation of the results.

This book deals with the multiple and complex ways in which the Western imagination has symbolized, represented, and conceived of forests, primarily in literature, religion, and mythology.

First, it realized that once it really understood a problem and conceived of a solution, it is often scalable beyond its original scope.

Before The FeedRoom, Eric managed technology editorial and conceived of ClickCinema and ClickVideo, pioneering online video services for Excite@Home, the industry's first broadband online service.

The Russian Empire benefited from the oil industry in Baku and conceived of its role in Caucasia as a civilizing mission.

This loose group of filmmakers has displayed an original idea of performance and conceived of an original way of making films to foster it.

The Founding Fathers were skeptical of democracy and conceived of America as a republic to mitigate some of the dangers of illiberal democracy.

Pensioned modestly by the university in 1844, he began delving more deeply into philosophy and conceived of a highly animistic universe with God as its soul.

HKS was the operator of this case and conceived of the study.