Sentence examples for conceived a system that from inspiring English sources

In the early 1950's, after having trouble studying distant stars and galaxies because their light blurred as it passed through Earth's atmosphere, Dr. Babcock conceived a system that could compensate for the distortion, a technique known as adaptive optics.

We conceived a system that circumvents co-culturing and begins with a self-supporting cell that grows autonomously into a heterogeneous community, only able to survive by exchanging histidine, leucine, uracil, and methionine.

"I can't conceive of a system that's so perfect that none of this stuff will escape into nature.

However, one can conceive of a system that is easier to use and invokes less resistance [ 6].

Therefore, narrowing can be conceived of as a system that allows the infant to become more efficient or specialized for the social stimuli at hand in the close environment.

ANDREA ZITTEL Confronted with the fashion demands of working in an art gallery (Pat Hearn's gallery in SoHo, in the early nineteen-nineties), Andrea Zittel conceived a sartorial system that evolved into "A-Z Personal Uniforms," an integral part of her design-for-living/living-for-design oeuvre.

Targioni conceived a system of classification by merging zoological and paleontological collections, presenting fossils as documents that have traveled "innumerable centuries," bringing us evidences of former life forms.

Significant challenges must be overcome to implement the features of a system that generates frameworks conceived for an object-oriented programming language (Java) into a parallel-annotated procedural language (MPI/C).

One dramatic change in both bills would shift the United States from a system that gives a patent to the person who is the first to conceive of an invention to a system that rewards the person who is first to file a successful patent application.

Conceived when both the church and the empire were supranational and, in principle, universal, it gradually evolved into a system that gave a sacred sanction to national states.

This man-hatred has not only been taught, it has been rewarded: successive Labour governments have satisfied the feminists in their ranks by conceiving a benefits system that rewards single mothers who don't let the father of their children live under the same roof".