Sentence examples for conceived from a from inspiring English sources

What may be the world's cheapest fridge was conceived from a marriage of ideas generated by Indians in India and Indians overseas.

Conceived from a cottage on Twin Peaks, among the city's highest perches, the plan called for transforming San Francisco over 50 years into what some described as the Paris of the Pacific.

The selection process is conceived from a rate-distortion model that finely estimates rate-distortion contributions of codeblocks.

The design of the balancer is conceived from a 4-bar linkage and explores the rigid-body-replacement method as a design approach towards static balancing.

The specific nature (or essence) can be conceived from a twofold point of view: intensionally (in abstracto) and extensionally (in concreto).

The development of alternative strategy for remediating oil spillage is an idea conceived from a natural phenomenon based on obvious physical changes between oil and water at lower temperature.

This year's winner — who weighs 1,320 pounds and is named Doc — was "conceived" from an ear punch taken from his esteemed predecessor.

But he soon becomes enmeshed in scandal; a daughter is conceived from an adulterous relationship with Boonyi, a Hindu Kashmiri dancer whom he treats as a concubine but also, in spite of himself, loves.

It should be once more emphasised that the present book was conceived from an idea where the most important aspects of numerical modelling are introduced, as computer simulations of practical cases of numerical experiments are presented.

In such a case, the sophisticated consequentialist must in arriving at this conclusion "evaluate intrinsic goods [of friendship] and their virtues by reference to a standard external to them"—i.e., by reference to the overall good as this is conceived from an impersonal point of view (496).

The Souvenir Jackitos, who challenge Grampa to a death race in the episode, were conceived from an observation by the writers.