Sentence examples for therefore conceived from inspiring English sources

It is therefore conceived that such combination opens new perspectives in teaching and learning.

A reconfiguration mechanism was therefore conceived, and it is based on rules and a reasoner [59].

The group right is therefore conceived as "their" right rather than "its" right (Jones 1999a).

It may very well be that Olympic migration has become more visible as a result of increased mediatisation and is therefore conceived of as more prevalent (cf. Czaika & De Haas, 2014).

In his answer to Leibniz, Ward remarks that the theory of physical influx categorizes the terms of a causal relation as substances to which qualities inhere; on this theory, even the monads are therefore conceived as if they were things.

The procedure is aimed at offering a conceptual-interpretative approach to energy analysts, to identify preferential routes in networks' retrofit (and exclude the least promising improvement directions of the existing network); it should be therefore conceived as alternative to algorithms for automatic optimization of heat exchanger networks.

Speakers of both English and Mandarin, therefore, conceive of time in a way that agrees with how their language is written.

The basic idea is that one can imagine one's body, and therefore conceive the existence of one's body, without any conscious states being associated with this body.

The model therefore conceives of GC content variation as a by-product of recombination and, although supported by extensive evidence [ 8- 13], its ability to explain isochore formation and maintenance has recently been criticized on different grounds.

The action of the First Cause must therefore be conceived as exempt from any mediation.

Wyclif's real proposition is that everything that is, as everything save God is composed at least of potency and act (De ente praedicamentali, chap. 5, pp. 38 39), can therefore be conceived of and signified both in a complex (complexe) and in a non-complex manner (incomplexe) (Tractatus de universalibus, chap. 2, pp. 55 56; chap. 3, pp. 70, 74, and 84; chap. 6, pp. 118 19).