Sentence examples for time is conceived from inspiring English sources

One of the challenges associated with the implementation of e-health systems is the effect they have on the temporal landscape (how time is conceived, structured and monitored) of an organisation particularly as it relates to the way that work is prioritised, allocated, synchronised and coordinated.

To choose just one example, from computer science, the calculi that Prior developed in response to the idea that the Master Argument is defeated if time is conceived as branching into the future have become useful for describing and verifying the behaviour of concurrent and distributed processing systems.

Such time was conceived as a time away from productivity and organised activities (i.e. recreational activities), a time for freedom and boredom.

"It's About Time!" was conceived by the series' four major writers.

With Kant, neither space nor time are conceived as substances, but rather both are elements of a systematic mental framework that necessarily structures the experiences of any rational agent, or observing subject.

Sign of the Times was conceived in early October when I started to see what I perceived as a greater number of homeless people in New York City.

The saxophonist Joshua Redman's new album, "Passage of Time" (Warner Brothers), is conceived as a 54-minute suite, and his quartet played it in its entirety during a JVC Jazz Festival concert on Wednesday night at the Kaye Playhouse.

Hence, neither time nor space is conceived to be a container.

Central to this approach is defining requirements from a user perspective at the time a project is conceived, and using those requirements to ensure that the system operates as intended, meeting the needs of the AHC and its patients.

The cost of a project must be estimated at several stages such as at the time the project is conceived and before any funds are expended, during the planning stage while the facility plan report is being prepared and the best two or three alternatives must be selected, and during the design period when the most cost-effective plan must be chosen.

If males and females supply equal amounts of hereditary material, then the latter must double each time an embryo is conceived.