Sentence examples for reconceptualization of from inspiring English sources

Möbius's work brought about a reconceptualization of Schumann's health history.

This circumstance requires a reconceptualization of both the intellectual and the physical space of a museum.

The jury citation described the structure as "a powerful reconceptualization of the notion of an embassy, a government agency and a building block within a city".

But the reconceptualization of the gene as process, not as a countable thing, must include a deep understanding of the origins and evolution of the molecular genetic system.

The structure's modularity may invite thoughts of Donald Judd's stacks; its reconceptualization of architecture recalls Michael Asher and what jargoneers call "institutional critique".

Perhaps some of this can be attributed to the reconceptualization of marriage as a private ordering that is so central to the idea of gay marriage.

CHART: A Fresh Look at Personality Disorders: The next version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders proposes a "major reconceptualization" of personality disorders, among other revisions.

Towards a reconceptualization of embeddedness.

One of the central themes of early modern philosophy is the reconceptualization of causation.

The second paradigm for AV use represents a more radical reconceptualization of how people get around in society.

Ultimately, this reconceptualization of the clonal selection process suggests a quantitative, testable model of immunogenicity.