Sentence examples for conceived alternatively from inspiring English sources
The 45-year-old doctor, who was told 13 years ago that she was infertile, is now a licensed herbalist and acupuncturist as well as a physician and the mother of an 11-year-old girl and a seven-year-old boy, both conceived "alternatively".
Rats may use this knowledge to mentally simulate predicted outcomes (as model-based processing is usually conceived) or, alternatively, they may recognize which of the unique task 'states' (that is, the arrangement of outcomes in each block) they are currently in.
The fact that Pythagoras, to later ages, also became alternatively conceived of as a Dorian nationalist, a sportsman, an educator of the people, or a great magician is a more curious consequence of the productivity of his teaching.
The strategic pedadgogical constructivist will thus look to history for clues about how such concepts may be constructed from earlier facts and perspectives, as well as how they may be alternatively conceived or criticized.
Women in a focus group study also discussed their need for secrecy when they are under pressure to either conform to the goal of abstinence if unmarried, or alternatively conceive a large family if married [ 25].
Alternatively, they can be conceived of in terms of relationally defined computational states (computational functionalism), or in terms of goal-directed interactions (teleological functionalism) (cf. Block forthcoming; Lycan 1987; Van Gulick 1980; Sober 1990).
