Sentence examples for conceptual shift from inspiring English sources

Appreciating this fundamental conceptual shift is all the more important today since so many identify the concept of evolution solely with Darwinism in opposition to creationism.

The very notion of fast food is presented as a conceptual shift — one that's all the more surprising in that it didn't result in any sacrifice of quality.

This fact has meant a major conceptual shift for law-enforcement officials, who are used to combating narcotics produced by international drug lords, not international corporations.

That conceptual shift paved the way for dietary pyramids, labelling laws, the rise of so-called superfoods, and even wholesale food replacements such as Soylent.

And this is the crux of the conceptual shift that is taking place in computing: increasingly, engineers will exploit the computational properties of matter rather than guarding against its inherent fallibility, as they had to do with the punch cards.

But the conceptual shift in the Modern's view of itself, whether acknowledged as such or not, is likely to be far more heavily debated than its geographical movements in the years ahead.

That's the sort of conceptual shift helpful for breaching the $200m ceiling, which also happened when J-horror pepped up its American counterpart with its bracing atmospherics (The Ring: $241.3m).

Soth's gaze in Broken Manual marked an interesting conceptual shift, his pictures playing with tropes of American romanticism that recall Whitman and Thoreau, and also (in his use of long-lens photography and grainy imagery) mimicking surveillance and spy-camera footage.

The conceptual shift that we have gone through — even with the term "drone" — is quite dramatic.

This conceptual shift would become more explicit in Boltzmann's next paper (1877b).

The third change is a conceptual shift: the personalized Stories section that's the default of the new "# Discovery" page.