Sentence examples for conceptual trends from inspiring English sources

But Kamaiyah's music, apparently so hermetically sealed from the production and conceptual trends of the day, invokes tradition to create a pleasurable, almost manic, sonic cohesion.

Three parallel conceptual trends in HIV/AIDS and climate change research are pivotal for understanding current conceptual limitations in the AIDS field.

Known for pushing conceptual runway trends into the mainstream, Topshop's move to the U.S. follows successful American forays by cheap-chic European retailers Zara of Spain and H&M of Sweden.

Margiela, who has been designing his own collection since the late-1980s, has been labeled a deconstructionist, and his clothes are highbrow and conceptual, unobservant of trends.

A growing awareness of contemporary trends — "Conceptual art and Post-Minimalism, more or less" — tempered his sense of the sacred with irony but did not expunge it.

It brought together some of the most adventurous young European and American avant-gardists of the day, exponents of post-Pop, post-Minimalist, supposedly anti-market trends like Conceptual and Process art.

As an art student, she had switched from painting to photography and, encouraged by trends in conceptual art, had resumed a favorite pastime of her Long Island suburban childhood: dressing up.

Several emerging trends and conceptual approaches in this direction are described to stimulate thoughts and the way forward.

Also, it indicates the development trend of conceptual design, by means of modern electronic technology, and it effectively links up various enterprises of different size scattered all over the country.

As one merit of the so-called 'warming trend' in conceptual change – largely influenced by Pintrich et al. ([1993]) – both affective and intentional level constructs such as epistemological beliefs, belief identification, and willingness to question one's beliefs were integrated into the idea (Sinatra et al. [2003]).

In the last section, we describe a "warming trend" in conceptual change research that may yield insights useful to biology instructors.