Sentence examples for was instead conceived from inspiring English sources
Such a usage profile was not specifically taken into account while initially designing the architecture of the network: as a matter of fact, the Internet was instead conceived around the concept of host-to-host communications between two remote machines.
It is instead conceived of as a case in which a white wall is represented as being yellow.
Conceived as a way to revitalize the majestic space, it was instead condemned as a nail in the station's coffin, in Lewis Mumford's words "an indescribable botch".
If, instead, they were to be conceived of as creatures whose behavior could not be explained physically, physicalists would have no reason to bother with the idea: there is plenty of evidence that our movements actually are explicable in physical terms, as the early epiphenomenalists realized (see e.g. Papineau 2002).
It is instead the project of philosophy, as Plato conceives of it.
Instead, conceiving is a matter of manipulating unconscious mental imagery so as to let concretely pictured physical objects and situations stand in for the more abstract objects and situations we're endeavoring to understand.
The character had been conceived as playing against the stereotypical bureaucratic "paper-pusher", being instead someone more "quietly dynamic".
The collected data highlights an indexicality of the costume's relationship to that which it records, but also a shift from this data being primarily the residue of the flow of the live performance to instead being conceived as some kind of ontological force in its own right.
It is instead an additional mechanism that enhances the potential to notice problems and conceive new ways to address them.
Hence, it confronts the assumption that individual behavior is independent of any others, but instead conceives "problem-solving as a collaborative effort in which a network of actors, including both state and non-state organizations, play a part" [4].2.
That's how it was conceived, really.
