Sentence examples for conceptual schemes from inspiring English sources

Throughout his life he was an immensely effective observer and readily integrated relevant observations into conceptual schemes.

At the other extreme, words are much more difficult to detach from the conceptual schemes in which they are put together.

Sociological institutionalism and interpretive theory highlight the ways in which meanings, beliefs, cognitive symbols, and conceptual schemes have an impact upon the policy process.

Social psychologists now have a substantial volume of observation data covering a range of topics; the evidence remains loosely coordinated, however, and the field is beset by many different theories and conceptual schemes.

Here his general impatience with numbers, technology and rigid conceptual schemes in medical decision-making comes to the fore, as he describes the efforts of two doctors to read the characters of their patients and to help them make decisions that they can live with, and ultimately die with.

Emilia's role is crucial to their fantastically elaborate installations and conceptual schemes, including "The Ship of Tolerance," a sixty-six-foot wooden boat with a sail of quilted, we-are-the-worldish paintings by children, which launched from Brooklyn in September, finishing its voyage in Staten Island.

Either way, there is no proliferation of conceptual schemes.

It denies the equivalence of the two conceptual schemes.