Sentence examples for it conceptualized from inspiring English sources

However, the products it conceptualized often seemed out of step with the market, meaning many new ideas got shelved.

The agency said it conceptualized the clips "with the aim of attracting a young audience to take part" in Russia's upcoming elections.

There's no doubt that he saw it conceptualized on two levels, he most definitely saw it contextualized as audio and this aural experience, but he was smart enough to recognize that it fits into a broader context that when you're hearing music often it's just a component of something of a broader spectrum.

The young artists in "Fore" take something from all of these forebears but do something to and with it: reshape it, update it, understate it; conceptualize it, magnify or shrink it; and, increasingly it seems, cut it loose from labels.

It conceptualizes governance as a problem of "tuning" a highly dynamic, adaptive system.

It conceptualizes Smart PSS as a digital-based ecosystem of value creation characterized by high complexity, dynamics and interconnectedness among stakeholders.

This study contributes to the literature on two fronts: (i) it attempts to shed light on future opportunities as well as possible hurdles associated with AV technology; and (ii) it conceptualizes a navigation model for the AV which leads to highly efficient traffic circulations.

Furthermore, it conceptualizes and proposes a methodology for measuring the impact of RHIS on health system performance.

The paper does not attempt to exhaustively review the many papers on honeybee DOL; instead, it conceptualizes the key results into two models: one at the behavioral level, the push pull model, that explains the form and adaptive basis of DOL and another at the proximate level that explains how colony level needs are translated into individual-level patterns of physiological development.

Mind only sees the surface reality and hence it conceptualizes and break things to separate them, but on a deeper level everything is part of the greater whole.

Interviews with UNICEF staff indicated recognition of the need to address ECD but also suggested that it has been conceptualized largely as an educational intervention.