Sentence examples for conceived as a separate from inspiring English sources
Each of these gestures is conceived as a separate unit, having a fixed start- and endpoint.
In the sentence below, Affector can be conceived as a separate argument, which exerts an impact on the Affectee by means of a Stimulus: (39) 老師[Affector]用話[Stimulus]激怒了學生[Affectee] laoshi [Affector]__yong__hua [Stimulus]__jinu__le__xuesheng[Affectee] teacher__by__words__irritate__LE__student The teacher [Affector] angered the students [Affectee] with his words [Stimulus]. .
Developed in tandem with the single-player mode, the online multiplayer mode Grand Theft Auto Online was conceived as a separate experience to be played in a continually evolving world.
It is conceived as a campus, with separate structures for contemporary art galleries, an architecture museum, an auditorium and offices.
That of course is precisely how the academy, and especially the humanist academy, has traditionally been conceived — as a cloistered and separate area in which inquiry is engaged in for its own sake and not because it yields useful results.
The naturalistic depiction of every blade of grass paradoxically created a sensation of the majestic scale of the whole, as the entire painting was conceived as a quantitative apotheosis of separate details.
Utilizing virtual models, computers facilitate engineers' use of finite element analysis, by which a monolithic structure is mathematically conceived as an assembly of separate, discrete blocks.
This area was conceived as a mudroom of sorts, separated from the main space with a low partition.
In those religions in which the underworld has been conceived as a place of postmortem retribution, the idea of a separate abode of the blessed dead became necessary.
In line-of-sight environments, SDMA can be conceived as a form of beamsteering where different beams are aimed at different users, thereby separating their signals.
The Legend of Korra was originally conceived as a miniseries consisting of twelve episodes, but it was later extended into a series of fifty-two episeparatedparated into four seasons ("books").
