Sentence examples for conceive, for example from inspiring English sources

Machines will analyse and come up with solutions for environmental problems, such as infrastructure and design, that humans couldn't possibly conceive, for example.

They hope the findings will encourage greater focus on correcting the nutrition of women who are likely to conceive, for example, in areas where young wives are expected to have a child soon after marriage.

12 13 Feelings of loss, grief, anger and sadness are not uncommon, and women often report bodily disparagement, lack of femininity, shame and self-blame. 2 14 There is some evidence to suggest that dysregulation in the uterus microenvironment may influence the ability to conceive, for example, oxidative stress and inflammation, 15 16 which may be promoted by psychological distress.

They conceived, for example, the idea of a new written language that could be used to transcribe a number of the languages within the Mongol domains.

If we accept that this is the correct account of a posteriori necessities, and also deny the analytically reductionist theories that would be necessary for a priori connections between mind and body, as conceived, for example, by the behaviourist or the functionalist, does it follow that we can tell a priori that consciousness is not more-than-causally dependent on the body?

Instead, she concentrated on the public realm, conceiving, for example, the 200-foot-long sculptural letters "Picture This" with architects Henry Smith-Miller and Laurie Hawkinson and landscape architect Nicholas Quennell at the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh.

4 6 A recent study 7 that considered a large sample of women who delivered in Scottish hospitals found that women who conceived within 6 months after a miscarriage had better outcomes of the subsequent pregnancy than women who waited longer to conceive again; for example, they were less likely to have a voluntary pregnancy termination (induced abortion) or another miscarriage.

Why not conceive painting, for example, as the creation of certain painted objects?

Back in 1966 when Batman was conceived for TV, for example, the caped crusader would throw a punch and the word "pow" would explode on the screen.

Of course in the future, more complex OPs can be conceived allowing for example a larger and finer choice of f values with more sophisticated vascular networks.

For example, some CCGs require a woman to have been trying to conceive for three years, not two.