Sentence examples for conceived to allow from inspiring English sources
The experimental methodology was conceived to allow an analysis of the data using a constant capacitance model.
The design is conceived to allow a large and fast production, good performance and an easy detector operation.
The Nabucco pipeline project of the European Union was conceived to allow Europe to reduce its dependence on Russia, which already supplies a quarter of the bloc's natural gas.
The Vogue app uses a specially created platform, conceived to allow fashion photography and shoots to come to life, to allow the fashion magazine to offer a multi- sensory experience.
The ENSEMBLE system is conceived to allow decision makers and scientific advisors to decision makers to consult in real-time several atmospheric predictions produced during and after the release.
The TRENTA facility has been conceived to allow operation in a closed loop with respect to tritium inventory and to allow investigations of key design and operation issues of combined CECE (Combined Electrolytic Catalytic Exchange) and CD (Cryogenic Distillation) processes in similar conditions as envisaged for the ITER WDS ISS.
If information is conceived not to allow for falsehood, case (ii) above, the equivalence holds only for measurable partitions and countably-generated sigma-algebras.
The design of NASA's proposed solar probe mission, conceived to study the Sun, would allow an unoccupied spaceship to withstand temperatures of up to 3,600 degrees without burning, meaning that it could get much closer, about 1.3 million miles away, without being destroyed.
The algorithm, conceived to support database schema design, allows the designer to distinguish among five different kinds of contradictions, each identified by an ad hoc procedure.
An electric convective oven was conceived and equipped to allow monitoring thermal reactions during the baking of sponge cake.
A reference electrode based on a copper electrochemical system was conceived and realized to allow the electrochemical measurements to be performed accurately.
