Sentence examples for symbolic process from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, a slow, orderly and largely symbolic process erupted in anger, presenting a raucous scene that even the most seasoned delegates said they had not seen in decades.

Normally - if the MP is popular with local activists - this is largely a symbolic process, but the party can vote to refuse to reselect them as a candidate if they do not stand down at the following election.

If this is so, then understanding a novel sentence like 'Mary loves John' can be accounted for as another instance of the same symbolic process.

Students in the experimental groups in three age groups — preadolescence, middle adolescence and later adolescence — received concrete scaffolds designed to foster domain-specific knowledge of the symbolic process.

The raison d'être of these photographs is therefore to display to the reader of the letter one or more of the NGO's potential beneficiaries or members of staff in a symbolic process that reveals who they are (see Kress and van Leeuwen 2006: 105).

Instead, marriage is a symbolic process varied in cultural meaning and practice through different places on earth and able to change over time in a specific area based on shifts in environment, economy and history.

This research led Hovland to an analysis of symbolic processes and to work in the field of computer simulation of human thought processes.

This concept was developed to program symbolic processes, database storage and retrieval systems, and user-friendly graphic interfaces.

The real, he says, has become an operational effect of symbolic processes, just as images are technologically generated and coded before we actually perceive them.

Subjective sense involves the subject's emotional and symbolic processes as the subject configurates them as they appear in the moment of action.

Intently attentive to the signifer, to the words and silences of psychoanalytic texts, she aims to retrieve the bodily in language, something underlying symbolic processes of representation, and to invent a new language and imagine new forms.