Sentence examples for as first conceived from inspiring English sources

As first conceived, it would have had enforcement powers and tried to pre-empt state failure, not just cure it.

As first conceived, Media Lab Asia was to receive 20percentt of its financing from the Indian government with the rest to come from corporate sponsors and M.I.T.

The L.M.D.C., as first conceived, had eleven board members, seven of whom were to be appointed by the governor and four by the mayor.

The Internet as first conceived was just a way for government agencies, universities and libraries to share information, and what they shared was fairly mundane: catalog entries, data files, e-mail messages.

The paper traces the history of the sequential excavation, NATM (as first conceived) and Analysis of Controlled Deformations (ADECO) with the aim of shedding light on the unavoidable use of sequential excavation in "soft ground", and of highlighting advances in tunnel design and construction that have occurred in Europe after and as alternates to the NATM.

As first conceived, this had seemed a modest project that would yield maybe a long article for The New Yorker, or a short book, representing "a sort of cross section of North America at about the 40th parallel, and a picture of the science," McPhee recalls.

Though it was at first conceived as a comedy, Netflix now describes Better Call Saul as a "one-hour drama with comedic elements".

Thus the deterministic part of the future becomes "encroaching" and also determines – via the figure of "deriving optimal decisions" – that part which was at first conceived as shapeable.

It's full of action and colour, as well as imagination, as ­befits the studio's first conceived in 3D as well as the first ­animation film to open Cannes.

Baum's rulers have a parental absolutism: Glinda is the ideal, ever-resourceful mother and the Wizard a typically bumbling father in Oz's sitcom as Baum first conceived it.

It retains these forms fully, and is thus called in English, after the Arabic, the "retentive" as well as "informing," or "formative," imagination.[30] The middle ventricle is the location of the next pair of internal senses, as Avicenna first conceived them.