Sentence examples similar to conceptualize a notion from inspiring English sources

Inspired by Amin's (2013a) notion of telescopic urbanism, the author moves beyond the sedentarist focus on residential enclaves to conceptualize a wide range of encounters which may occur inside and in-between enclaves.

Zipin, Sellar, Brennan, and Gale also conceptualize a third aspirational logic.

Like the word, "imagine," it helps the listener conceptualize a positive outcome.

That shouldn't keep us from conceptualizing a useful and current notion of feminence and humanence to double for the 'immanence" that has historically informed both the ideologies and the actions of religions and philosophies that both united and divided populations for millennia up through the 19th Century.

Q: Does the EIL or WEs paradigm require us to conceptualize the notion of language proficiency in a new or different way?

The term 'dissatisfaction' is used as a dual of 'satisfaction.' The distinction between these notions generalizes the distinction between 'truth' and 'falsity.' Hodges (1997a) conceptualizes a related distinction in his compositional framework by speaking of 'trumps' and 'cotrumps.' 23.

Often an insight involves conceptualizing a problem or a strategy in a totally new way.

In the 1950s, Busemann conceptualized a biplane that would essentially eliminate shock waves at supersonic speeds.

Conceptualizing a story is my favorite part.

Johnson began his collaboration with Woon, who had also been conceptualizing a storytelling platform.

I've never conceptualized a career.