Sentence examples similar to crystallize meaning from inspiring English sources
Hence, this article presents an attempt to crystallize the meaning of education, the concept of knowledge from philosophical perspective, and its relationship with human nature or fitrah.
To crystallize the meaning of earnings in different countries, the study introduced a contemporary but ubiquitous item to the basked of goods–an iPod Nano.
"Death illuminates, clarifies, and crystallizes the meaning of our lives," we read.
Although Scar was decidedly not Kovu's father, the ensuing forbidden romance between Kovu and Simba's daughter could not have better crystallized the meaning of sexual tension for me and a generation of pubescents.
This is interesting because PFA-derived carbon is well known to be non-graphitizing, meaning that it does not tend to crystallize even at very high temperature (>2500 °C).
Normally, dissolved crystals crystallize again once you bring them below this point, but in this case, because you have the sodium acetate in a supersaturated solution, it "super-cools" meaning that it goes below the normal temperature of crystallization without actually crystallizing.
That moment crystallizes both the meaning of the play at the Broadhurst and the wonderment of following its author's recent career.
Concurrent with initial coding, In Vivo coding is used to "preserve participants' meanings of their views and actions" (Charmaz 2006b, p. 54) and "provide a crucial check on whether you have grasped what is significant" to the participant, and may help "crystallize and condense meanings" (p. 57).
