Sentence examples for conceived as different from inspiring English sources

For that reason, it can be argued that direct and indirect discrimination are usefully conceived as different versions of the same moral wrong, viz., discrimination in general, and that the term 'indirect discrimination' is a valuable part of our moral vocabulary.

The first, referred to as typological, that prevailed in the nineteenth and the beginning of the twentieth century, divided the human species into 'races' conceived as different from one another and internally homogeneous; the second, called 'population', that prevailed from the middle of the twentieth century, is a product of the Neo-Darwinian syntheses of the first decades of the century.

Miss Bala is well made, and conceived as something different from the self-conscious pastiche-homage of Rodriguez or Tarantino.

The crucial point here is that for Gleason texts were conceived as having a different kind of structure than clauses, but as having structure – discourse structure.

Daniel explains that the new album, which should be released in October, will be more unified than the last one, "Tri-Danielson," which was conceived as a patchwork of different ideas.

The programme is conceived as a "bundle" whose different components should be implemented simultaneously.

By taking into consideration how the body and its emergence can never be fully captured or understood by a single theoretical perspective, as different theories foreground different qualities of the body, the notion of layering was conceived as a way forward to merge different perspectives into more holistic understandings of embodied interaction.

This model offers a way to describe health and health-related conditions in which a person's functioning and disability are conceived as a dynamic interaction between different health conditions.

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.

It is conceived as "an unfolding dance, including the artists in different combinations at different moments, and extending over time," says Carlos Basualdo, the curator.

(Its six parts were originally performed on six different days, but it was conceived as a cohesive whole).