Sentence examples for attempting to conceptualize from inspiring English sources
Ironically, much of the "cool" time with myself is spent attempting to conceptualize the conflicted bind in which I've found myself.
It's hard enough just to keep up with what's happening right now and to try to make sense of whatever it was that just happened; attempting to conceptualize the future can be exhausting.
Therefore, instead of attempting to conceptualize a general theory for domain organizations, we here use the example of the evolution of multicellularity promoted by phospho-tyrosine (pTyr) to elaborate on our point.
In this paper, I attempt to conceptualize the strategies adopted by the union as they exist in relation to the changing political economic landscape.
Many of the methods upon which urban planners use in analyzing and comprehending cities have been drawn from human geographers' attempts to conceptualize, differentiate, define, and interpret urban social, economic, and environmental change.
Therefore, this paper attempts to conceptualize and develop a measure of Islamic Personality Model that addresses the issue of incompatibility through the application of both qualitative and quantitative research design.
In particular, this interdisciplinary approach attempts to conceptualize trust in a more holistic fashion than single disciplines such as economics.
This special edition has attempted to conceptualize this approach so that we can enhance new discourse of the GBB governance.
Earlier in 2006, Matthiessen (2006) attempted to conceptualize second language learning as the gradual expansion of a learner's registerial repertoire.
For instance, the "funnel of participation," as described by Clow (2013) attempts to conceptualize the idea of participation into four steps of awareness, registration, activity, and progress.
The process of discovery involves several aspects: observations of an anomalous phenomenon, attempts to conceptualize it, and changes in the paradigm so that the anomaly can be accommodated.
