Sentence examples for creating concepts from inspiring English sources

For Deleuze, doing philosophy meant not just creating concepts but living a life in philosophy.

Human biology has been daunting in its complexity, and out of necessity, medical science is forced to simplify it in creating concepts of illness.

"One of the things that we don't ever say explicitly is that whiteness is a brand, and that everything in the culture moves towards creating concepts of whiteness that controls a lot of things", Rankine said.

The invention of the worldwide web was still a decade away, but already, in the story "Burning Chrome" (1982) and Neuromancer, Gibson was creating concepts and terms for an imaginary digital territory that would prove to have enormous staying power.

I was no longer randomly creating concepts, I now had concepts with purpose.

Each theme was then supported with a definition based on the elements in the original papers, thus creating "concepts" [ 47], in order to facilitate the coding of data against this framework.

For example, in the concept-mapping studies mentioned above (Blunt & Karpicke, 2014; Karpicke, Blunt, et al., 2014), creating concept maps while looking at course materials (e.g., a textbook) was not as effective for later memory as creating concept maps from memory.

Some communities were already creating concept papers and proposals for these ideas, and starting to discuss them with the responsible government sectors.

I loved the way he melded the brain-bogglingly epic with the banal to create concepts that made you think and burst out laughing.

That has created concepts such as the family game night, where families and friends get together and interact with each other one night a week.

Early on in post-production, Territory was asked to create concepts of how digital technology would look in a post-iPhone society.