Sentence examples for conceived entry from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, if we save a couple of billion on MCI's poorly conceived entry into the local markets, I'm up there with Ted Turner and his billionaire crowd.

First, for Lewis space-time is an essentially continuous, four-dimensional manifold, eternalistically conceived (see the entry on eternalism and four-dimensionalism for an introduction), while in a standard CA-driven ontology, it is not.

Thus, although act consequentialists those who justify each particular act by appeal to the goodness of the consequences of that act, impersonally conceived (see the entry on consequentialism)—could justify friendly acts, they "cannot embody their reason in their motive" (1976, 70), for to be motivated teleologically by the concern to maximize goodness is not to be motivated out of friendship.

"Sociobiology" is most often used this way as a term of contrast with "evolutionary psychology", another current evolutionary social science project inspired by early sociobiologists, and also much developed from how early sociobiology was conceived: see the entry on evolutionary psychology for a discussion.

This book republished his articles from the original Encyclopédie while adding new entries conceived in the spirit of the original work.

As the NAIT was conceived as an entry-level offering, the RCA connector – undoubtedly more popular with mass-market equipment – was offered in place of the BNC for the phono source.

"Under the Dome," an adaptation of a Stephen King novel, was conceived as a cable entry, developed by Showtime.

Finally, a few of the show's entries were conceived after Sept. 11.

Programme design had conceived OW positions as entry-level positions, intending they would be recruited from local communities, thus improving the 'fit' between health services and clients.

The second section was conceived as a daily-entry diary, where the patients were asked to synthesize the main events of each day (the more relevant items, in their perspective), to upload pictures expressing their feelings and to synthesize in one sentence of five words the "lesson learnt".

Mr. Maltzan's emphasis is on communal spaces: the main entry staircase is conceived as an informal hangout for tenants; the open-air walkways that overlook the courtyard connect to a communal kitchen and common room, further breaking down the sense of isolation.