Sentence examples for a reconceptualization from inspiring English sources

Möbius's work brought about a reconceptualization of Schumann's health history.

This circumstance requires a reconceptualization of both the intellectual and the physical space of a museum.

Towards a reconceptualization of embeddedness.

These results call for a reconceptualization of the impact of safety behaviors on in vivo exposure.

This requires a reconceptualization of the relationship between designing artefacts and understanding work.

We propose to fill this normative gap by calling for a reconceptualization of the right to mental integrity.

The jury citation described the structure as "a powerful reconceptualization of the notion of an embassy, a government agency and a building block within a city".

Altogether, combining the findings of the observation and empathy experiment, our data suggest a profound reconceptualization of psychopathy more as a reduced propensity, rather than an incapacity, to generate vicarious activations.

Rather, the establishment of cognitive liberty as a human right should be coordinated with a simultaneous reconceptualization of existing rights or even the creation of other new neuro-specific rights.

Mr. Baldwin's smug, self-absorbed smoothie is just about perfect, as are Ms. Stiles's cool teenage vamp and Mr. Hoffman's screenwriter, a desperately eager sellout, who in the funniest speech rationalizes a ridiculous reconceptualization of his movie in symbolic mumbo-jumbo.

CHART: A Fresh Look at Personality Disorders: The next version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders proposes a "major reconceptualization" of personality disorders, among other revisions.