Sentence examples for conceptual transitions from inspiring English sources

It does commit us to prescribing and proscribing certain linguistic or conceptual transitions, including language-exit transitions that emerge in action.

We will examine two of these possibilities with the particular aim of understanding why the TOL endures despite the evidence against it, and whether one of these epistemological accounts of the TOL enables us to understand better the conceptual transitions and debates that have transformed it over the last 150 years.

According to Klein (1973, 84), this conceptual transition in 1877b marks the birth of statistical mechanics.

Actually, the method proposed fosters the conceptual transition from gene-based biomarkers to mechanism-based biomarkers (the signaling circuits).

Indeed, one could say that Discipline and Punish, published in 1975, marks his conceptual transition from repressive to productive power (Foucault, 1998[1976a]).

The conceptual framework models transition as a process spanning pre-transition and transition itself and extending into sustained services and outcomes.

It counters this view by further developing the conceptual framework for Transition 2.0.

"My photography is usually narrative and conceptual, so the transition from stills to film comes somewhat easily for me," he told me.

We developed a conceptual state-and-transition model for upland aspen/conifer stands occurring across a range of topographic positions.

A conceptual state-and-transition model of vegetation dynamics in the semiarid Highland savanna in central Namibia, emphasising bush thickening by A. mellifera, is described.

The findings expand current conceptual approaches to transition by incorporating in the analysis the role played by digital tools such as social media and mobile devices.