Sentence examples for a popularization from inspiring English sources

Given that "I'm O.K. -- You're O.K". is a brainy and challenging book by contemporary standards, it's chastening to realize that it was itself a popularization of a popularization.

Don't bother looking for anything radical in the movie; it isn't just a popularization, it's a crib.

No doubt tired of seeing others crank out well-received elaborations of his work, Trivers has finally produced a popularization of his own.

In 1918 he wrote Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy, which was intended as a popularization of Principia, but, apart from this, his philosophical work tended to be on epistemology rather than logic.

Two years later, he wrote "The Human Use of Human Beings," a popularization of those ideas and an exploration of the potential of automation and the risks of dehumanization by machines.

The HBS technique has such disadvantages as low efficiency and complex backfill system, which prevent it from a popularization in the Chinese coal mining industry.

It is most often viewed as a fictionalized popularization of the Rights of Woman, as an extension of Wollstonecraft's feminist arguments in Rights of Woman, and as autobiographical.

Given that narrativization has always been a core popularization strategy of the magazine's journalistic practices, and is thus likely to be expected by its audience, the question arises whether perceptually prominent image-caption-clusters have increased in their degree of narrativity.

The meteoric rise of the Pebble and the wrist-worn gadgets that appeared in its wake signaled a resurgence and popularization of a concept that's been kicking around with varying degrees of success for years.

It has been demonstrated that, instead of an immediate popularization of titanium white, the pigment entered the market rather slowly and initially predominantly in non-oil binders.

It isn't just a matter of popularization; it's also a matter of transcending style in yet another creative act of self-definition.