Sentence examples for established conception from inspiring English sources

In this context, the established conception and role of innovation policies, the relevance of innovation theory, and even the role of innovation in the evolution of industrial societies have become a growing object of inquiry and scrutiny.

However, Sarasvathy and Simon have challenged this established conception by bringing up the question: "Where do we find rationality when the environment does not independently influence outcomes or even rules of the game (Weick 1979), the future is truly unpredictable (Knight 1921), and the decision-maker is unsure of his/her own preferences (March 1982)" (Sarasvathy and Simon 2000, p. 5).

Established conceptions of innovation and research policies do not adequately respond to the present conjuncture.

In most of the established conceptions, truth is usually treated as a property.

Established conceptions about their activities, mostly derived from work in embryonic stem cells, are being modified by new findings in differentiated cells.

This precarious situation addresses a number of crucial questions about belonging in an age of large-scale international migration where established conceptions of who belongs to the society, and who do not, are challenged: who is actually included in society?

His research focuses on all those aspects of contemporary science and technologythat challenge established conceptions of the human, with a special focus on brain science, microbiome research, and artificial intelligence.

The written report strengthened and confirmed established conceptions.

The Bauhaus, established a conception of Design almost a century ago but that is still valid in Latin America, even though its extreme dogmatism was the cause of its decline.

The natural balance of one's doshas is established at conception and is known as prakriti.

The balance of these three doshas, established at conception, is our own unique Ayurvedic fingerprint, called our prakriti.