Sentence examples similar to challenge conception from inspiring English sources

We use a case study of the endangered Garry oak ecosystem of southern British Columbia (Canada) to show how considering an extended timeline can reveal surprises that challenge conceptions of the way an ecosystem functions.

It also challenges conceptions of market size or ecosystem.

He's one of three former Croydonians who are challenging conceptions of their hometown with Croydon Till I Die, a reading event that celebrates the music, literature and architecture of the suburbs.

The UK Government strategy for aging in the 21st Century challenges conceptions of older people as passive recipients of care and promotes their engagement as active citizens.

This will come in conjunction with the kickoff of an online auction house with the meta-goal of supporting the support of art that challenges conceptions of "legitimate" art by peddling virtual fascinations.

While there are several "flavors" of embodied cognitive theory, all challenge the conception of human cognition as amodal and abstract, uncoupled from the concrete world.

Diseases with an organic and physical basis challenge any conception of a subjectivity located exclusively in the continuities of conscious and/or unconscious life as posited by psychoanalytic theory.

We need to challenge the conception of violence as a viable means of resolving conflict and solving problems.

Gigerenzer has gone further to challenge the conception of rationality underlying efforts to apply risk information to decision making.

It's about being able to challenge pre-conceptions.

"It challenges our conception of what a basketball uniform is supposed to look like".