Sentence examples for essentially conceptualized from inspiring English sources

Another Canuck with similar tastes is Zodiac, an artist from the cornfields of Central Ontario who claims to have essentially conceptualized the Weeknd's dark R&B sound (without seeing a cent for it).

Nevertheless, incentives and opportunities are often used interchangeably and are not conceptualized as essentially different ideas.

The social ontology of most liberal political theories consists of citizens conceptualized as essentially similar individuals, as for example in John Rawls' famous thought experiment using the "original position," in which representatives of the citizenry are conceptually divested of all specific identities or affiliations in order to make rational decisions about the social contract (Rawls 1970).

Assessment of psychoactive substance use can be conceptualized as a multistage process that is essentially the same for children, adolescents, and adults.

On the other side, the notion of capabilities is often conceptualized in wide creative space, but then rapidly reduced to what are essentially conventional mainstream indicators of functionings or, a limited set of basic needs.

This is because CNTs are essentially nanoparticles, and biomaterials containing CNTs do not fall within the scope of biomaterials as traditionally conceptualized.

Everything about Strip House feels very busy and very conceptualized.

The Black Beauty conceptualized it all.

Hierarchy has been conceptualized in two ways.

RMB conceptualized the study.

But then tropes cannot be conceptualized, period.