Sentence examples for Materialized form from inspiring English sources

We may think of them as useful models or abstractions; reality behaves more like them only in controlled settings, the outcome of engineering, of planned design and construction, that is, the materialized form of abstraction.

The embodied state is the capital situated in peoples' minds and bodies, for example taste, "bildung," and actions (i.e., habitus), whereas the objectified state has to do with the materialized form of capital as possessions of art, instruments, and books, for example.

" Capital is accumulated labor (in its materialized form or its 'incorporated', embodied form) which, when appropriated on a private, i.e., exclusive, basis by agents or groups of agents, enables them to appropriate social energy in the form of reified or living labor".

This article taps into the question of the materialized forms of theorizing in strategy: the strategy tools presented in publications over the past 25 years.

Like a good poem, Mr. Collins, 60, seems to have materialized, fully formed, out of nowhere.

In July, a few months after the East 86th Street BID failed to materialize, Mr. Ravitz formed the East 86th Street Task Force, which is working with the Police Department to try to ameliorate the crowding and chase away vendors who illegally hawk CD's and videos.

Our guest list, in living form, materialized at the doorstep.

The last straw materialized in the form of a sharpened stick.

The concept of "work" refers to any materialized and original form of expression (Tamaro, supra, at p. 84).

On the night of May 25, Denzel materialized, in the form of a dirty, gaunt boy, at his aunt's front door in the Bronx.

Such an effort has recently materialized in the form of a law.