| Nevertheless, eighteenth-century writers did not conceptualize human diversity in rigidly hereditarian or strictly physical terms. |
| Documents, pictures and even executable programs are easy to conceptualize as files on your hard disk. |
| Within each of these domains it is possible to conceptualize both static and dynamic variables. |
| Specifically, the worrier must be able to envision, anticipate, or conceptualize future events. |
| One of the most common ways psychologists conceptualize culture is by discussing societies in terms of individualism and collectivism. |
| Bronfenbrenner's revolutionary idea was to conceptualize human development as a nested series of influential factors. |
