| Thus English people are apt to conceptualize themselves as individuals, while outsiders are seen as members of groups. |
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| One of the most common ways psychologists conceptualize culture is by discussing societies in terms of individualism and collectivism. |
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| Nevertheless, eighteenth-century writers did not conceptualize human diversity in rigidly hereditarian or strictly physical terms. |
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| By tending towards the whole, it is possible to conceptualize the equalizing of difference in a fully entropic global communication system. |
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| The goal is to conceptualize the two intellectual activities as synergistic with ideas emerging from one and vitalizing the other. |
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| Within each of these domains it is possible to conceptualize both static and dynamic variables. |
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| Bronfenbrenner's revolutionary idea was to conceptualize human development as a nested series of influential factors. |
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| Specifically, the worrier must be able to envision, anticipate, or conceptualize future events. |
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| That's the group of people who each of us, using our monkeyish brains, are able to conceptualize as people. |
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| It will also depend on the way we conceptualize him and where he fits into our own global narrative. |
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| Documents, pictures and even executable programs are easy to conceptualize as files on your hard disk. |
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| They offer crucial evidence that it is utterly impossible to conceptualize humanity without literature. |
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| There are a number of ways in which one might conceptualize advertence as far as the risk of transmission is concerned. |
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| Republicans should conceptualize and articulate every domestic policy with a single-minded focus on easing the ascent up the economic ladder. |
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| The language of harm and rights or needs poses similar problems when attempting to conceptualize our moral relation with future generations. |
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| Again, this is a potential risk that is very easy to conceptualize, but very difficult to identify in the current economy. |
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| That what happens at the beginning of zazen: we should conceptualize through our body and our brain a new reality which is the Buddha posture. |
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| Thus, while similar results might be found at lower frequencies, one would conceptualize it very differently. |
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| The variations signal not only the problems of translation, but the differences in how legal systems conceptualize civil and private rights. |
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| Some participants felt that now is the time to conceptualize what the Framework Agreement would look like with Quebec as a signatory. |
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| Return on investment is much easier to conceptualize than to measure, assess, and report. |
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| Also, it should be noted that one can conceptualize hysteresis at both a microeconomic and a macroeconomic level. |
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| This is certainly an odd idea if being able to consciously conceptualize pain and death minimizes the pain relative to not being able to conceptualized pain and death. |
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| My personal feeling is that it is simply impossible to understand or conceptualize the process of summation without remembering the famous formula. |
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| Parmenides claimed that we cannot conceptualize nothing, the empty set. |
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| Determining the objective of trade is critical in order to conceptualize the link between trade and human rights and formulate advocacy positions. |
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| It is difficult for most members of the non-medical world to visualize or conceptualize Staphylococcus or pyoderma gangrenosum. |
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| If you have the budget and don't have the time, you can hire a freelancer or a firm to conceptualize, develop and publish your email messages and newsletters for you. |
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| His genius is both complex and simple: it entails doing tricks that are damnably hard — sometimes difficult merely to conceptualize — while making being on a board look like the greatest fun. |
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| In contrast to battle imagery, she develops metaphors of cleansing, ordering, and boundary-setting to conceptualize and counteract evil. |
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| While there are many legitimate differences in opinion as to how best to conceptualize social capital, the PRI has retained and proposed a definition of social capital based on social networks as its central component. |
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| Key message: We must put into context and conceptualize these three elements as an interconnected whole: development, excellence and sport participation. |
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| It expands on the indicators put forward in The Strategy and attempts to provide the CST with tangible ideas on how to conceptualize the way forward. |
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| As we struggle to conceptualize and articulate a clear definition of terrorism, we are challenged by the fact that many different actors use fear and violence to further their political ends. |
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| The product record includes all the information required by an enterprise and its extended design and supply chain to conceptualize, design, source, build, sell, service and dispose of products. |
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| In this particular model, we can conceptualize where the problems may be and how we can target our resources and actual staffing to address those particular things. |
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| Learn to evaluate ethical assumptions in water policy, link current policy debates with broader obligations and conceptualize ethical discussions in light of historical claims. |
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| We are available to assist you as you begin to conceptualize a future program at your university. |
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| Practitioners of simulation, particularly in engineering contexts, in weapons testing, and in climate science, tend to conceptualize the EOCS in terms of verification and validation. |
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| Mally's theory, however, requires an ontology with a sufficient number of properties enough to jointly determine all the conceptual objects we might use to cognize and conceptualize ordinary everyday objects. |
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| It requires an understanding of the traditional aspects of physical and human geography, as well as the ways that human societies conceptualize the environment. |
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| The overwhelming majority of metaphors used to describe African American neighborhoods conceptualize them as restrictive rather than protective objects. |
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| A programmer needs to analyze and conceptualize in order to solve problems. |
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| We conceptualize the types of effects a pilot project can have in terms of biophysical and actor-network responses, knowledge development and diffusion. |
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| Although ethnic groups appear and disappear through history, members of ethnic groups often conceptualize their groups as having histories going back into the deep past. |
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| She described her plans to me, but I found them hard to conceptualize. |
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