Sentence examples for not properly conceived from inspiring English sources

Impossible things seem to be non-existent insofar as they are not properly conceived (intellectual existence is distinct from imaginative existence: Michot 1987; Black 1997, 1999).

However, lessons learned by past earthquakes evidence that beam-to-column joints may be a critical point of these structure and can undermine the seismic performance if not properly conceived.

The dance philosopher is thus faced with these two tasks among others: 1) to show how dance is or is not properly conceived as a form of art that can be analyzed under the conceptual tools and resources developed for the traditional fine arts, 2) to discern in what precise ways traditional aesthetics might need to be changed or developed in order to accommodate dance.

Properly conceived, individualism is not at all selfish.

Instead communism properly conceived is the abolition not only of private property but of property as such.

Like Lever, he insists that running the firm with close attention to its environmental and social impact is not an act of charity but of self-interest, properly conceived.

Properly conceived, action is that which brings projects and worldly events together, for action encompasses not only doing and making but also receiving and enduring.

They do not typically re-analyse the data presented from scratch, contenting themselves with a sense that the authors' analysis is properly conceived.

The question remains whether or not one can properly conceive of an organism as having a function extrinsic to its own being (as in Putnam's living-pencils example).

When properly conceived, conducted, and analyzed, such a before/after study design can yield informative associations.

We present three optical particle sizers properly conceived for different on-line applications in industrial plants.