Sentence examples for conceived structure from inspiring English sources

I was bowled over by the soaring melodies and biting rhythms, all pulsating within a cohesive, cleverly conceived structure.

The 1938 building was intended as a temporary home for the collection pending the completion of a more grandly conceived structure begun in 1920 and abandoned soon thereafter when its completion proved financially untenable for Kröller-Müller.

The conceived structure is developed to support 1.5 GHz bandwidth and dual-task missions, whose feasibility is verified by proper link budgets.

But while Kant had limited such conditions to formal abstractly conceived structures of the mind, Hegel extended them to include aspects of historically and socially determined forms of embodied human existence.

And they are cool, representing Rudolph's astonishing ability — working in an age before computers — to conceive structures as complex as anything drawn by M. C. Escher and then to realize them in three dimensions.

They conceived a structure with five stacks of staggered heights, resembling the long, slender fingers of a stainless steel hand.

Gaudí conceived a structure with iron pillars and marble and glass slabs, crowned by a large iron and glass roof, with a gas illumination system.

DC conceived the structure of the manuscript, was involved in drafting the manuscript and revised it critically for important intellectual content.

The play is enjoyable but oddly conceived and structured; the production not quite the equal of the sublime "Abigail's Party" from two seasons ago.

Packaged to look like a punch card, the book tells how computer memory was conceived and structured, a process that literally unfolded bit by bit.

A bounding, popping fusion of fuzzily fantastical escapade and straight-to-the-bone satire, it's conceived and structured like an adult-oriented mystery, but never aims snarkily over the heads of its young audience.