Examples of using Conceptualized in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Size, as conceptualized by humans, doesn't exist in this universe.
The reason is because theycannot know what they have never seen or conceptualized.
The German conceptualized this in the Polizeiwissenschaft("Police science").
Finally, fashion and trend meet functionality in a building conceptualized to exceed each and every desire of our residents!
The German conceptualized this in the Polizeiwissenschaft("Science of police").
The saying,“man plans andGod laughs” highlights the dichotomy that can develop between our conceptualized goals and actually doing what is necessary to achieve them.
Tesla conceptualized the network and technology behind wireless communications as early as 1901.
Thus the child's capacity to recognize something, or the speaker's repeated use of a word,must already be conceptualized in the discourse of the linguist, philosopher or cognitive scientist, in order to appear as a concept.
He conceptualized his theory on the ability of the body to restore health and harmony when the cells receive rightly measured out essential active nutritional molecules.
Conceptualized with the“Power of Opportunity” in mind, it will feature five tracks and nine keynote sessions that will cover a range of topics, curated to engage attendees.
He conceptualized a“Wax Slicing Machine” that synchronized a vertical slicer with a movie camera's shutter, enabling the efficient imaging of progressive cross-sections through a length of molded wax and clay.
We conceptualize the world around us in terms of systems.
I couldn't conceptualize not being here.
For the first time, she looks at them and conceptualizes the formalistic progression among them.
If all you can calculate is statistical correlation,you can't conceptualize harm.
Conceptualizing a choice also occurs when we say meaningless things like,“I'm going to do it,” or, even worse,“I have to do it.”.
It describes a new model of the universe that conceptualizes it as the surface of an n-dimensional superfluid.
To enhance students' ability to create, conceptualize, design and implement a substantial research project that generates new knowledge and contributes to theory and practice within the field of TESOL;
When individuals focus on their unique qualities, they conceptualize themselves as independent rather than connected to a broader social collective.
If you enjoy thinking analytically, conceptualizing big ideas, planning how to address problems, and engineering the details, the MS in Computer Science at Saint Rose is for you.
Conceptualize and solve the space through the assimilation and resolution of ideas and expressive techniques.
He needn't go anywhere. He could have been in bed the whole time,but it's as if his health is a point in state space that you conceptualize as moving.
So to sum up: language is a collective human creation, reflecting human nature, how we conceptualize reality, how we relate to one another.
What has happened to our profession, and our art,to cause the supposed end of our most powerful means of conceptualizing and representing architecture?
When discussing Obsessive Compulsive Disorder(OCD) and anxiety with clients,I often suggest that we conceptualize life as a metaphorical drive in the wilderness.
We use art andculture to create new ways to imagine, conceptualize and promote a more open, freer and inclusive reality.
Overall improvement beyond the improvement in each school, by conceptualizing the model of action and by its cohesive implementation.
Cooperation with the Research and Development Division,experimental schools and initiatives in the Ministry of Education to identify, conceptualize and record the patterns of dissemination and implementation of the experimental knowledge of the dissemination centers and the division.
This is, you know, a robot conceptualizing what is gonna happen in the future and thinking about different scenarios and for any of these motions it's considering thousands and thousands of scenarios per second that might happen, especially when you get to the point.
Non-believers, he noted, are quick to come up with biological, sociological, or psychological theories to explain religious experience as illusion, whereas believers are more likely todevelop theories explaining religion as a method of conceptualizing and relating to reality.