Sentence examples for conceived that one from inspiring English sources

"When the first human fashioned a tool from a rock, it couldn't have been conceived that one day we'd be replicating the same fundamental idea in space," states Aaron Kemmer, CEO of Made In Space, Inc., the company behind the spacefaring machine.

The participants also conceived that one parental strategy was to use the television as a babysitter when parents lacked the time to go out and play with their children after work.

When Roger Bone coined the concepts of systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) and compensatory anti-inflammatory response syndrome (CARS), he conceived that one or the other would be predominating [ 37].

"Can you conceive that one day Jews will not live in Hebron?" Sharon retorted.

How did you conceive that approach?

The office was conceived as one that would lend dignity and purpose to the struggling new republic.

Hence, it is conceived that preparation of one-dimensional ZnO nanostructures via chemical routes without involving catalysts or templates provides promising option for the large-scale production of well dispersed materials [18, 19].

The interviewees conceived that overweight is a phenomenon that one often talks about, but however it is rarely seen at the CHC centres.

Nor was the book conceived for one-on-one viewing.

Before September 11, no one could have conceived that terrorists could or would convert civilian aircraft into the most devastating cruise missiles.

"While no one could have conceived that that kind of catastrophic incident could happen here, there is a military mindset that says you have to be prepared, to recognize you're a potential target and act," said Col. Stephanie Hoehne, the deputy chief of Army public relations.