Sentence examples for conceived today from inspiring English sources

As conceived today, the IoT is not the transformative disruption a lot of folk imagine.

If anything, Dr. Tattersall said, the family tree as conceived today "looks more like Don had it".

However, unlike the indivisible atom of Democritus and other ancients, the atom, as it is conceived today, can be separated into constituent electrons and nucleus.

In his investigations Brown discovers that had Walker been conceived today, a test administered at 10 weeks of pregnancy might have been available to detect abnormalities.

You wouldn't write that in a story first conceived today, because someone would think it infantilised same sex relationships, and someone else would think it implied that gay parents tried to preach homosexuality to their children, and some other someone would think it sexualised babies.

As shown in this work, Suárez has a conception of metaphysics which initially seems much more narrowly focused than that subject as it is conceived today.

Lafayette Theater Townhouses was conceived four years ago.

And it has digital competitors who were not even conceived a decade ago.

It was first conceived two years ago, when former BBC2 controller Janice Hadlow approached Olusoga.

It was conceived four years ago when teacher Steve Burrowes was looking for gifts to give to Year 11 leavers.

It was conceived 10 years ago as a desirable neighbourhood for the great and the good of the Ukrainian capital.