Sentence examples for conceived as a simple from inspiring English sources
The classical atomic theory of chemistry was based upon the same principle: the union of the atoms into the molecules of a compound was conceived as a simple juxtaposition.
My lifelong loathing for the yellow fruit was conceived as a simple aversion to their texture that I went on to apply to all things mushy and gooshy: oatmeal, rice pudding, cellulitic flan.
The proposed approach exploits a fuzzy clustering criterion that combined With the agent paradigm conceived as a simple and powerful bridge between asynchronous and distributed computation and Matlab environment permits to achieve better results, both in terms of a reduced computational effort and an improved efficiency of the control system over various driving cycles.
In no case has the sign or act of signifying been conceived as a simple two-term relation of "something standing for something".
Conceived as a simple folk tale based on true events and using local, nonprofessional actors, "Tall as the Baobab Tree" — the festival's closing-night selection — was directed by Jeremy Teicher, an American filmmaker working in the plain neorealist style of Satyajit Ray.
The Supernova/Acceleration Probe has been conceived as a powerful yet simple experiment to use Type Ia supernovae and weak gravitational lensing to reach this level of accuracy.
Policy indicators were conceived as a composite index across a set of policy actions using a simple equal-weight linear model.
This was a rediscovery of melody, now conceived as a kind of "formula," whose components would no longer be simple notes, but types of musical behaviour clustered round a note.
Astrid's focus from the outset (since it was conceived as a side-project by a Palantir engineer) has been to offer a clean, easy-to-use interface around a simple task-sharing and collaboration service.
Originally conceived as a way of helping British business to cope with Brexit, the report seems to this correspondent to deliver a very simple message: British business would rather not have to cope with Brexit at all.
