Sentence examples for conceive a number from inspiring English sources
We can conceive a number of strategies, all having their pros and cons, as schematized in Fig. 5.
"Wheeler conceived a number of works referred to as Synthetic Desert, most of them based on acoustical experience.
He appears to have been more of a skeptic than many of his contemporaries, for, while he agreed "that it is difficult to conceive such a number of low islands and almost drowned lands without a continent near them," at the same time he maintained that "if any considerable land existed hereabouts we could not fail meeting with it".
Sharine and Brian Kretchmar of Yukon, Okla., tried a number of medical treatments to conceive a second child.
Mullaney helped conceive a plan.
Researchers from RMIT University in Melbourne last year showed that bees conceive zero as a number but they were unclear why had this mathematical skill.
Equally, the Regulation conceives of a number of mechanisms for interpretation and adaptation to specific, or novel, processing scenarios – for example the consistency mechanism laid out in Chapter VII and the establishment of the European Data Protection Board.
The programme was conceived to address a number of questions relating to the role of biodiversity in the ecological functioning of soils.
Well conceived, and offering a number of ideas to ponder at greater length, "Picturing Architecture: From Space to Place" invites close readings and broadens understanding of the sometimes subtle messages contained in photographs of buildings.
Ian Anderson, the founder of the Designers Republic, noted that the final concept for the album cover was conceived after receiving a number of suggestions from James.
