Sentence examples for conceived to capture from inspiring English sources

The non-linear poroelastic model is conceived to capture the transient flow effects on the poromechanical response of the soil surrounding the rotating cylinder.

Both approximations are conceived to capture uncertainty from an indiscernibility relation (an equivalence relation).

As such, correlations of the four AQLQ domains with validation measures were similar although they are conceived to capture different aspects of HRQL.

Possible scores ranged from 0 to 11. 26 Such an Italian index was conceived to better capture healthy eating including foods more typically consumed in Italy.

Possible scores ranged from 0 to 11. 18 Such an Italian index was conceived to a better capture of healthy eating including foods, such as pasta, more typically available in Italy.

The model coding language (MCL) has been conceived to provide a single, unified language that can capture the definition of models together with their parameters and data attributes, irrespective of the target software for performing the M&S task.

The habit concept, as traditionally conceived, may fail to capture the complex psychological processes that regulate these behaviours.

The generalized time framework we propose is conceived as one adequate to capture all possible temporal variation.

The Materials Genome Initiative (MGI) was conceived as a unified effort to capture, curate, and exploit materials structure/property information on a grand scale to enable rapid, cost-effective development of novel materials with predictable properties.

"Babeth," a monograph conceived by her friend Karl Lagerfeld, manages to capture it all.

Fiat and its sexy Ferrari brand have fallen far behind because a poorly conceived ad campaign devastated their ability to capture this growth.