Sentence examples for conceived as two from inspiring English sources

Mr. Adjaye's design is conceived as two distinct volumes.

Divided into two parts, and evidently conceived as two separate movies, Che was gigantic without being precisely monumental.

In order to demonstrate the problem situation of cleaner production more visually, the 'Gambit' software package is used to simulate the created game models conceived as "two person non-cooperative" games.

"We wanted to create a tall building that did not look like an office building," Mr. Tsao said, pointing out the way the exterior was conceived as two giant vertical folds, or pleats.

The U.S. experience illustrates that national transportation planning is best conceived as two systems – one inter-metropolitan and one intra-metropolitan – and that the institutions, goals, methods, and financing instruments for those two systems should differ.

Next was the horizon of the greater heaven and earth, and then omitting an intrusive line heaven and earth, probably conceived as two juxtaposed flat disks formed from silt deposited inward from the horizons.

Because of these labors, there is now a fragmentary working draft of the story, or novella, as initially conceived, as well as two other versions of the text.

("Kill Bill" was originally conceived as one movie but is being released in two halves: Vol. 1 and Vol. 2).

Growing increasingly ill, he worked for five years on his final, hugely ambitious project: "2666," conceived as five discrete but linked narratives.

We behave like all the others do".' Germany was historically a main motor of European integration, a project conceived as one of Franco-German reconciliation in the aftermath of World War II.

Tillemont's writings began to appear during his lifetime; the Mémoires pour servir à l'histoire ecclésiastique des six premiers siècles, 16 vol. (1693 1712; "Memoirs Useful for the Ecclesiastical History of the First Six Centuries"), and Histoire des empereurs, 6 vol. (1690 1738; "History of the Emperors"), were originally conceived as one work but were published separately.