Sentence examples for conceived to explain the from inspiring English sources
A: The project with the pianist robot, Teo Tronico, was conceived to explain the differences between a real "human" interpretation and a literal reading of the score.
This notion forms part of the buena vista hypothesis, which Malcolm MacIver, of Northwestern University, conceived to explain the origins of consciousness: In deep or murky water, animals can see only a few metres ahead of themselves at any moment.
Thus, even though a number of possibilities can be conceived to explain pri-miR-221/222 overexpression as a bystander effect of other oncogenic events, at present none of these is sufficiently plausible to discredit the possibility that pri-miR-221/222 may itself act as an oncogene.
Moffat said the special episode had been partly conceived as a way to explain the gap in the series' history - from its cancellation in 1989, until the re-launch, under Russell T Davies, in 2005.
Herbart tries to explain the ego (correctly conceived) in naturalistic terms, viz.
By means of such interpretations, Ross hoped to explain the phenomenon of law in a world naturalistically conceived.
Furthermore conceiving of these attitudes as involving contingency plans for descriptively specifiable circumstances would allow us to explain the supervenience of the moral on the descriptive.
How to explain the difference?
How to explain the differences?
The EChO (Exoplanet Characterisation Observatory) space mission was conceived to take up the challenge to explain this diversity in terms of formation, evolution, internal structure and planet and atmospheric composition.
