Sentence examples for conceptual dialogue from inspiring English sources

One is to review the conceptual dialogue between landscape's and people's identity.

The goal is to come away from this class with a better sense for how material and conceptual dialogues among the arts shaped Baroque sculpture.

Learners at a range of levels must be able to understand the visualisations and the negotiation options, as well as be able to use the negotiation interface (e.g. conceptual graph and dialogue games for university students (Dimitrova 2003), and smiley faces and free text input interacting with a chatbot with children (Kerly and Bull 2008)).

This evaluation showed that offering an interactive visual simulation enriches the dialogue during conceptual design and helps in revealing requirements that otherwise only appear during or after implementation.

The volume additionally serves to prompt criticality in ELT towards reflexivity, conceptual clarity and congruence, and dialogue.

Instead, his designs aspire to bridge the theoretical gap between the two, lending and borrowing material and conceptual elements and facilitating a dialogue instead of a division.

Today, most of Baker's plays begin not with dialogue but with a conceptual constraint.

This flexibility stems largely from grounding in Vygotskyian social learning theory, which emphasizes knowledge and conceptual gain through peer-to-peer dialogue.

Ian Burn, "Dialogue," in Alberro and Stimson, Conceptual Art, 110.

Accordingly, Kate McCarthy's book, Interfaith Encounters in America, discusses that there are three categories to dialogue: the practical, spiritual and conceptual.

Ever attuned to the conceptual, he continues: "The family is a permanent dialogue with the present.