Sentence examples for easily conceived from inspiring English sources

What sort of a monster Bath will become in a few years, with those growing excrescences, may be easily conceived".

The proposed method offers on the spot assessment of groundwater quality characteristics visualized in a way that is easily conceived and comprehended.

A design flow based on a synchronous composition specification, and stepwise refinement to LIP composition can be easily conceived, and a proof obligation to show latency equivalence between the synchronous specification and the refinement needs to be discharged.

One of Galileo's problems was that the Archimedian simple machines that he was using as his model of intelligibility, especially the balance, are not easily conceived of in a dynamic way.

Therefore, it can be easily conceived that they would yield even much lower success rates when tested by the current benchmark dataset that covers twelve location sites.

In light of this, our data is most easily conceived in the absence of large-scale dosage compensation in chicken.

("If a piece of fiction can allow us imaginatively to identify with a character's pain, we might then also more easily conceive of others identifying with our own").

By contrast, one can easily conceive that my proprioceptive system is connected to another body.

Ayer thought it consistent with everything he knew of Caesar (apart from his being human) that Caesar was a robot, so he could "easily conceive of it as a possibility" ("Replies" p. 308).

By contrast with the maxim of the lying promise, we can easily conceive of adopting a maxim of refusing to develop any of our talents in a world in which that maxim is a universal law of nature.

It is claimed, for example, that we can easily conceive of creatures who enjoy the postulated kinds of higher-order representation, related in the right sort of way to their first-order perceptual states, but where those creatures are wholly lacking in phenomenal consciousness.