Sentence examples for conceive the possible from inspiring English sources

Consider for instance, a decision about how to spend a holiday period: What is the full range of available options and how should one conceive the possible outcomes of these options?

The authors may refine this idea and conceive the possible use of charge moment.

Later on, Nikiforov [16] extended the definition of energy to arbitrary matrices making thus possible to conceive the incidence energy [17] based on the incidence matrix, etc.

It turns out that here in the north, an environment as different from Vietnam as is possible to conceive, the war has come home.

But he couldn't, and that's why one of Game of Thrones' central themes is embodied in this scene: The best people make the worst decisions because they can't conceive the options beyond what's possible within their terrible societies.

Thus it is possible to conceive the framework shown in Figure  1.

Moreover, such reflection makes it possible to conceive possible futures based on the experiences of many people, rather than those of one person alone.

He acknowledged the health risks that came from older fathers conceiving but said the possible health consequences of using sperm from those men were "more subtle".

Since Leibniz's formulation of the idea in the 17th century, philosophers had treated possible worlds as a purely conceptual notion useful for explaining concepts of possibility and necessity: anything that we can coherently conceive as possible can be called a possible world, but if something is necessarily true, then it is true in all possible worlds.

We have nearly reached limits of what we conceive is possible of a three-by-five-inch rectangle today.

If I can imagine a world without failure then it should be... kind of like the ontological argument for God (if we can conceive of the greatest possible being, then He exists).