Sentence examples for fragmented conception from inspiring English sources
Researchers have tackled the interdisciplinary ISR from specialized narrow perspectives, coming up with a fragmented conception of how the ISR is likely to be as a whole.
The survey combined measures of students' abilities to identify fragmented versus cohesive conceptions of biology (the Conceptions of Biology Questionnaire; Quinnell et al., 2005) and whether students utilized "surface" or "deep" approaches to studying (the Study Process Questionnaire; Biggs, 1987).
Because many of these conceptions are seen as fragmented, they may not need to be replaced, but instead reorganized through instruction (Vosniadou, 2002).
Rather, the theory could align itself with Dennett's (1991) conception of consciousness as highly fragmented, with multiple streams of perceptual content being processed in parallel in different regions of the brain, and with no stage at which all of these contents are routinely integrated into a phenomenally conscious perceptual manifold.
When conceptions of identity have become fragmented, individualistic and consumption-driven, what is our common cause?
The African design scene is extremely fragmented.
Indeed, some of the respondents have a fragmented understanding that occurs as a blend of correct evolutionary concepts, intuitive misbeliefs, and naïve conceptions induced by common social representations.
It is also more fragmented.
But it still seems fragmented.
