Sentence examples for conceptual tendencies from inspiring English sources

"Parallel Actions: Conceptual Tendencies in Central European Art From 1965 to 1980" remains on view at the Austrian Cultural Forum, 11 East 52nd Street, Manhattan, (212) 319-5300, through March 20.

"Parallel Actions: Conceptual Tendencies in Central European Art From 1965 to 1980," an exhibition at the Austrian Cultural Forum, focuses on that one region where it flourished -- parallel, as the title suggests, to its occurrence elsewhere.

These various influences are all evident in rural geography as practiced today; however, variations still exist in the emphasis and conceptual tendencies of rural geography in different countries, reflecting particular national contexts that have framed research agendas and the varying strength of rural geography compared with related disciplines such as rural sociology.

As with many other conceptual biases, the tendency to essentialize seems to arise early in childhood and remains the default for most individuals (Strevens 2000; Gelman 2004; Evans et al. 2005; Shtulman 2006).

By its nature, conceptual art has a tendency to provoke intense and perhaps even extreme reactions in its audiences.

There was a tendency towards a conceptual and clinical shift toward a presumption of incapacity.

To further investigate this tendency, identities of conceptual translations of gDNA and cDNA of Symbiodinium plastid genes to their homologs in H. triquetra were calculated.

Set up by a bunch of design students from Bauhaus University in 2009, My Bauhaus, now called New Tendency, holds exhibitions of conceptual design and sells small editions of furniture and objects.

Some students have had mixed feelings about this tendency to elevate the conceptual over the practical: Philo, now the celebrated designer of French fashion house Céline, famously said of her time at CSM that: "I just wanted to make a pair of trousers that made my arse look good, rather than a pair that represented the Holocaust or something".

In the 1970s and 1980s, there was a general tendency to misunderstand the conceptual commitments of users of optimality models.

We proposed a new Tendency-Pattern-Service (TPS) conceptual framework for an integrated investigation of spatio-temporal landscape variations process and their ecological effects.