Sentence examples for a unitary conception from inspiring English sources

According to a unitary conception of citizenship, citizenry would be a group of people living in a well-defined territory as equal members of a political community and subject to the same political authority.

Accordingly, the central role of personality has been highlighted when a unitary conception of EDs and comorbidities beyond the co-diagnosis was attempted [ 10].

Tina Rosenberg, quoting Monica Das Gupta, portrays "development" as a unitary concept.

These results highlight the fact that impulsivity is not a unitary concept.

Shifting from a more unitary conception of student epistemologies to one that considers the multiplicity and context dependence of these views has implications for both biology education research and instruction.

In contrast, CFA did not identify a unitary construct underlying C-PTSD.

Significantly, the study failed to identify a unitary construct of DESNOS in these cross-cultural settings.

A stimulus-response model adapted from scientific psychology what we might now call the naturalizing of aesthetics falsifies the genuine complexities of aesthetic psychology through a methodologically enforced reduction to one narrow and unitary conception of aesthetic engagement.

ZEP's publications present a sociotechnical imaginary of CCS as a pathway to protecting and maintaining current European lifestyles and economic structures, while simultaneously strengthening unitary conceptions of "European economy" and "European industry" as defined against the outside world.

This raises the question of whether there is a coherent and unitary psychological conception of what a mind really is.

The term corporate will be used here to describe the traditional conception, since that conception presents a right-holding group as a unitary entity.