Sentence examples for conceive capable from inspiring English sources

For since we must allow he has annexed Effects to Motion, which we can no way conceive Motion able to produce, what reason have to we conclude, that he could not order them as well to be produced in a Subject we cannot conceive capable of them, as well as in a Subject we cannot conceive the motion of Matter can any way operate upon?

Multitudes of conformations, both of vegetables and animals, may be conceived capable of existence and succession, which yet do not exist.

Death is a necessary caveat for every living thing and – as the sole species (we think) capable of conceiving of its own demise – it's constantly on our minds.

Sadly, if it was once difficult to conceive of people capable of such unfathomable cruelty, it is no longer.

Working on self-replication and attempting to provide a reductionist theory of biological development, von Neumann was trying to conceive a system capable of producing exact copies of itself.

A computed tomography system was conceived that is capable of high resolution (say micrometric or sub-micrometric) and allows imaging at once a large number of particles.

On the other hand, anything in us which we cannot conceive in any way as capable of belonging to a body must be attributed to our soul.

By use of constant comparative analysis interpretive description offers a coherent strategy to conceive, design and implement research capable of generating new insight into clinical settings ([ 25], p.17).

The purpose is to conceive a first-storey isolated building capable of satisfying selected seismic performance objectives.

To conceive of personhood as a continuous property capable of degrees is to confuse conventional notions of status a highly variable quantity with the notion of personhood, a constant for all human persons.

Any child exposed to radio today must conceive of literature as a body of quotations, capable of being memorized and worth dough.