Sentence examples for be therefore conceived as from inspiring English sources

The procedure is aimed at offering a conceptual-interpretative approach to energy analysts, to identify preferential routes in networks' retrofit (and exclude the least promising improvement directions of the existing network); it should be therefore conceived as alternative to algorithms for automatic optimization of heat exchanger networks.

Jack and Jill was therefore conceived as a way to bring together black children of shared social standing to associate freely.

The group right is therefore conceived as "their" right rather than "its" right (Jones 1999a).

In his answer to Leibniz, Ward remarks that the theory of physical influx categorizes the terms of a causal relation as substances to which qualities inhere; on this theory, even the monads are therefore conceived as if they were things.

What they call 'mechanistic cognition' is, therefore, conceived as an extension of 'selfish' behaviour modulated by PEGs expressed in the limbic system.

It may very well be that Olympic migration has become more visible as a result of increased mediatisation and is therefore conceived of as more prevalent (cf. Czaika & De Haas, 2014).

The methodology used in this study is therefore conceived of as an alternative that may provide information useful for adapting hospital services to the non-Spanish-born population and for indicating the interventions required to achieve utilisation patterns similar to those of the Spanish-born population.

It is therefore conceived that such combination opens new perspectives in teaching and learning.

A reconfiguration mechanism was therefore conceived, and it is based on rules and a reasoner [59].

It was therefore originally conceived of as a technical measure, not a clinical one.

Obesity is therefore sometimes conceived of as a weakness of character [ 56, 57] or a weakness of the will (akrasia).