Sentence examples for especially conceived to from inspiring English sources

It is especially conceived to ensure short time consuming and economic measurement of the thermal conductivity of mortar and lateritic bricks for building application.

The adopted scheme is especially conceived to avoid the arising of numerical instabilities that may arise within the optimization procedure when handling incompressible material.

Up to date, no bioreactor is especially conceived to take advantage of the mechanobiology and optimize the construct maturation through an advanced control strategy.

Especially conceived to meet the scientific communication needs of developing countries, particularly Latin America and the Caribbean countries, it provides an efficient way to assure universal visibility and accessibility to their scientific literature, contributing to overcome the phenomena known as 'lost science'.

In Western monotheism, especially the monotheisms of the Abrahamic tradition, God is conceived to be both the creator and sustainer of all that exists.

The new machine is especially conceived for use by rural contractors, who must negotiate wood crops established on ex-arable land.

This paper presents the development of a new electronic cooling concept especially conceived for helicopter avionics thermal management in the framework of 7 th FP EU project TOICA (Thermal Overall Integrated Conception of Aircraft, www.toica-fp7.eu).

For the first time, 23 of Delacroix's major flower paintings and watercolours have been brought together from museums throughout France and the world, which, alongside the especially conceived floral pieces by Creten and Othoiel, explores the perennial inspiration of flowers over the centuries.

Recently, several new cDNA preparation methods especially conceived for RNA-Seq have been released and, for some of them, the impact on data analysis and interpretation in eukaryotic transcriptomes has been reported [ 22– 22].

Clinical decision support systems (CDSS) are especially conceived for this task [ 19, 20] and could positively affect physicians' efforts concerning safe drug prescribing and the detection of DDIs [ 19– 24].

It's a word used several times in the play, and I think it captures an impulse in Richard especially to conceive of a conceit or extended metaphor as a place to which the imagination can escape.