Sentence examples for conceived terms from inspiring English sources

While the Daddies are generally labeled as swing and/or ska, critics have conceived terms such as "punk swing", "power swing" and "big band punk rock" to describe the band's unique interpretation, mixing "the propulsion of swing beats and rabbit-punch bursts of brass with grimy rebel-rock guitars to give the jumpin' jive sound a much-needed facelift".

For example, the notion of communication rate is increasingly conceived in terms of the establishment of shared meaning between conversational partners rather than narrowly in terms of words per minute (Blackstone et al., 2007, p. 194).

In Spinoza, Ast, and Schleiermacher, the hermeneutic circle was conceived in terms of the mutual relationship between the text as a whole and its individual parts, or in terms of the relation between text and tradition.

A home for Antinori could be conceived in terms of the hill, he argued.

Suppose that architecture, conceived in terms of Euclidean reality, actually reached a vanishing point with Mies van der Rohe, leaving only echoes behind.

The result has been a quiet revolution: a reconsideration of the whole story of photography in newly conceived social terms.

Physics is the science of the motions and actions of physical bodies conceived in terms of cause and effect.

There's plenty to dislike about "2 Broke Girls," especially the ensemble, which is conceived in terms so racist it is less offensive than baffling.

On one shore, political institutions are conceived in terms of divine authority and spiritual redemption; on the other they are not.

A traveling, varying magnetic field is everywhere associated with a periodically changing electric field that may be conceived in terms of a displacement current.

At its worst, this procedure results in a carved copy of a design that was conceived in terms of clay modeling.