Sentence examples for use conceived from inspiring English sources

The characteristic of inclusive zoning is that in any given zone the use designated for that zone will be permitted and also any use conceived as being higher—i.e., less offensive.

The Confrontation (1969), Jancsó's first film in colour, of which he makes dazzling symbolic use, is conceived in choreographic and folk-opera terms.

Sometimes the way infrastructure, or an information technology, is initially used or conceived is quite different from how it is subsequently used.

Mr. Keszler's music inhabits a gray area between those poles, using rigorously conceived scores to harness the inchoate energy of improvisation and its capacity for surprise.

"So this month's data is of no use to conceive this month but can only be used next month".

When oral contraceptives are used correctly, fewer than one woman in 100 per year of use will conceive an unintended pregnancy.

We have brought these strands together to map out the end-to-end process successful innovators use to conceive, develop, test, and launch innovations more reliably.

As to how the landmark is used, he conceives a greater civic role for St. Paul's, along the lines of the expected appearance there next month of President Vaclav Havel of the Czech Republic.

They are used to conceive a method for developing CPSs that uses a set of communicating components, each of them integrating a UETPN model.

The classic mercury-in-glass thermometer, still in use today, was conceived by Daniel Fahrenheit in the 1720s.

The method is used to conceive a distributed control system for an urban vehicle traffic.