Sentence examples for renewed conception from inspiring English sources
This renewed conception of innovation also calls for other organizational structures as a matter of fact, without a structural reorganization, it is unlikely that a "knowledge exploration system" will become a "knowledge exploitation system", generating economically valuable innovation (Cooke 2011 156).
Amid the conditions of climate change, her dissertation explores how artists of recent decades have used and represented water to temporalize matter across human and nonhuman boundaries, offering renewed conceptions of time, history, and the archive along the way.
Beginning in the 12th century, the study of Roman law in the universities led to a renewed awareness of Roman conceptions of property, and in many areas a mixture of Roman law and canon law, known as jus commune ("common law"), came to be authoritative in the absence of local law.
In recent years the quantized conception has found renewed favour in some quarters, e.g., Purves, Paydarfar & Andrews (1996) and VanRullen & Koch (2003), but the supporting evidence is less than wholly compelling.
However, boys and men are themselves vulnerable to extreme physical and sexual violence and health problems, with the significant male violence burden suggestive of a widening of conception of gender and renewed understanding of the gender-violence nexus (4– 7, 16).
NRHM has also renewed the focus on implementation of the Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 (PC and PNDT Act) to check female feticides and address gender inequities (15).
The negative conception of critical theory is closely related to the renewed interest Horkheimer showed in Schopenhauer in his last works.
But in at least a half dozen states besides Colorado, there's renewed enthusiasm for promoting laws that codify the full argument that life begins at conception.
Shelby also counsels blacks to move beyond conceptions of black solidarity grounded in questions of identity in order to embrace a renewed collective commitment to defeating racism and to improve the material prospects of the most disadvantaged black population.
