Sentence examples for completely conceived from inspiring English sources

Based on a similar proposal already available in the scientific literature for discrete-crack analyses on plain concrete, this work formulates a numerical model completely conceived within the general framework of Fracture Mechanics and plasticity-based concepts.

A highly imaginative girl's completely conceived experience?

I mean, ahem, The Law, a collection of rules allegedly grounded in some godlike moral sensibility located in state and national legislatures and enforced -- lethally, if necessary -- by a system of justice almost completely conceived as a mechanism to dole out punishment for disobedience.

This 30-minute work has so much in common with Music for 18 Musicians that's it's hard to believe that the two were conceived completely independently.

Boole's ideas were conceived completely independently of earlier anticipations, like those developed by G.W. Leibniz.

Coarna says that the both applications have been conceived completely independently and work differently from each other.

Sadly for the CD collections of trendy rich kids everywhere, James' entrepreneurial bent far outshadowed his artistic abilities and 99percentt of the records released on his Mo' Wax label were boring, badly conceived, and completely un-whistle-able.

The attack made it "completely impossible" to conceive of South Ossetia returning to Georgian control, said Dmitri S. Peskov, a spokesman for Mr. Putin, now Russia's prime minister.

We were thinking about sunspots, Saturn, etc., and were completely unable to conceive of the great cosmic scales or distances.

GAMESH is conceived as a completely distributed and highly efficient management infrastructure, concentrating on two crucial aspects for large-scale and multi-domain grid environments: (i) the scalable dissemination of monitoring data and (ii) the troubleshooting of job execution failures.

For nearly eight months, Mr. Gillespie wrote full time — at first, sitting across from his wife in an office with two desks that they had conceived "in the completely unrealistic throes of romantic idealism," Ms. Orlean said.