Sentence examples for conceived as representing from inspiring English sources

Because these two different classes of feature variations were not manipulated independently in the present study, this design might be conceived as representing only two conditions of a larger 2 × 2 design that would have fully dissociated the spatial embedding/embodying features of the activity from the temporal distribution of the activities.

Intuitively, DFA can be conceived as representing the span of influence of the different points in a time series.

This is where concepts are conceived of as representing properties that are thought to exist in the world, such as permanence, which in fact do not.

The fretful conceived as readily as the chill.

Western theology, meanwhile, understood man as autonomous in the secular sphere, although controlled by the authority of the church, which was conceived as vicariously representing God.

He was impressed by the large muscles of the work, and immediately conceived of it as representing America's powerful corporate trusts, the status of which was then a major political issue.

Modal interpretations do not follow this path: they conceive probabilities as represented by a Kolmogorovian measure on the Boolean algebra representing the definite-valued quantities, generated by mutually commuting projectors.

In Hindu mythology, Mount is conceived as resembling a Linga, representing the center of the universe.

ToM ability has been conceived as a capacity to represent epistemic mental states comprising an agent and an attitude to the truth of a proposition e.g. "Peter believes that it is raining" [ 4, 5].

Hogarth conceived of the series as "representing in a humorous manner, morning, noon, evening and night".

Postdocs of Cambridge (PdOC) was then conceived as an umbrella organisation to represent all research staff with a doctorate who were neither tenured fellows nor lecturers.