Sentence examples for formally conceived from inspiring English sources
How can an audience hope to empathize with such an insular and formally conceived figure?
But Pottermore is the first site formally authorized and conceived by Rowling, and is bound to become the place fans gather to communicate about Harry Potter and his world, buy e-books, and play interactive games (if indeed they are games).
The finitude of Dasein therefore cannot be contained within the limits of consciousness, nor within the limits of the subject, whether it is conceived substantively or formally.
The Ockhamist semantics for temporal logic was intuitively conceived by Prior but formally developed later, in Burgess (1979); see also Øhrstrøm and Hasle (1995) and Thomason (1984).
SoSADL is a language formally founded on π-calculus for SoS, a novel process calculus extended from original π-calculus, conceived for enabling the formal architecture description of software-intensive SoS.
Inside, there was formally arranged accommodation for the garrison and other evidence of military discipline as conceived in 5200 bce.
The art-subway stations were conceived as part of a larger urban transport plan that was formally adopted in 2003, even though some of the art stations were already operating.
More formally, our tradition of direct voting, still alive in many New England towns, where the Revolution was born, was conceived in Athens, 508 BC.
Conceived by the Organization of the Islāmic Conference in 1973, the bank was headquartered in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and formally opened in October 1975.
K.Z conceived the project.
