For example, there are substantial individual differences and developmental changes in how children conceptualize the Earth and in how they conceptualize time and speed.
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Space is merely the only way to conceptualize the existence of distinct things in the Universe, just as time is the only way to conceptualize a Universe in which things change.
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How did you conceptualize the story you wanted to tell?
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In a way, we were trying to conceptualize the images.
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The findings might even change how we conceptualize certain mental illnesses.
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So, how we conceptualize our movement into other spaces has meaning.
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I was able to conceptualize something that I wanted to do.
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He helps them conceptualize music videos, album covers, and stage shows.
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They conceptualize whatever they want, and we make it happen technically.
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But humans have the cognitive ability to conceptualize freedom and hope.
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Because these numbers are so large, they can be hard to conceptualize.
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It's hard to even conceptualize temperatures generated in CAL's suite of instruments.
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I try to conceptualize food to make it work for our clients.
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However, four distinct strategies can provide a framework to conceptualize your options.
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If all you can calculate is statistical correlation, you can't conceptualize harm.
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It can be hard to conceptualize the numbers we're talking about here.
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Most Americans conceptualize a hypothetical end of American democracy in apocalyptic terms.
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And how do you even begin to conceptualize and design such a game?
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This is still the foundation of how our culture tends to conceptualize happiness.
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He teamed up with New York architecture firm, Snarkitecture, to conceptualize the space.
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Rock heroes are silly things, silly people, silly ways to conceptualize an artist.
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How did you start to conceptualize the photographs you made for the book?
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We need to rethink how we conceptualize international taxation and create new laws.
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Moreover, I was able to upgrade and re-conceptualize the entire online course.
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THUMP: How'd you guys conceptualize the album when you were going into it?
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But she still finds it hard to conceptualize her as a Japanese player.
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Well, you can use them to help better conceptualize the strange phenomena of space.
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" Epstein said her parents "didn't even conceptualize about international travel when they were younger.
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These are huge, costly recalibrations to the way we consider and even conceptualize work.
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It makes it hard, at least as a newbie, to conceptualize the stage design.
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How has binge-watching affected the way you conceptualize a show like "Kimmy Schmidt"?
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Hope: Our ability to imagine a new future, to conceptualize and explore new truths.
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They were among the few monsters that just about anyone could conceptualize and visualize.
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How did you conceptualize this book, and what was your process like while writing it?
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It is easier and safer to conceptualize children on the internet as vulnerable, potential victims.
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It currently believes it would take five to seven years to conceptualize the space station.
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For you, what was the most challenging scene of last season to film and conceptualize?
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The challenge for scientists, then, is raising the alarm on something that's hard to conceptualize.
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I tend to have that rare gift where I can easily conceptualize what will work.
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Terms must be adopted — debulking, PICC, port, PARP inhibitor — for processes I cannot really conceptualize.
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It's hard to know how to conceptualize that sort of high-risk, low-probability event.
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Platform companies have themselves hired economists to help conceptualize and manage the economies they've created.
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Nowadays I don't watch that much porn, mostly because HRT affected how I conceptualize sex.
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And field notes left behind by archaeologists over the years are considered too opaque to conceptualize.
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Well actually you could, if you can conceptualize a mansion as a series of interconnected yurts.
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"How you conceptualize what you did and what happened makes such a big difference," she said.
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It's also a reminder that online video is changing the way we consume and conceptualize sports.
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Lauritzen didn't just have to design Flatland—to conceptualize it, typeset it, illustrate it, and prototype it.
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She is sometimes tiresomely trite, urging women to "conceptualize all experiences in positive ways," but invariably sympathetic.
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Machine learning, while complex, is easy to conceptualize—computers and programs that learn and improve over time.
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"You have to have the brain to conceptualize technique and apply it to your body," Shiffrin said.
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Philosophy patrols the border, trying to understand how we got there and to conceptualize our next move.
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"The inability to conceptualize how social networks work ultimately helps law enforcement officials catch criminals," she says.
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But experts in the sexual violence field are starting to conceptualize what this technology might look like.
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And I conceptualize ideas for and write books, blogs, internet content, even mug and T-shirt copy.
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Gwalani previously worked as a director of product management at Google India and helped conceptualize Google Tez.
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This form of psychotherapy is intended to help patients conceptualize their trauma and develop effective coping skills.
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On good days, feeling meditative, I conceptualize being on maintenance as inhabiting the incantatory zone of "OM."
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Glantzman's and Heller's work was included in the show, and they also helped me to conceptualize the project.
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I wanted to give them a person or being to conceptualize on the other end of that system.
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At first, I couldn't really conceptualize it, but she said it was like the club music in Philly.
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Most entrepreneurs conceptualize product-market fit as the point where some subset of customers love their product's features.
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It is hard to conceptualize all the fast-food menu items that did not exist a decade ago.
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Living inside one is a universal condition, but also one that is notoriously hard to conceptualize or communicate.
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The different ways that Clinton and Sanders conceptualize their enemy is crucial to understanding their different approaches to politics.
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So I decided the culture I built for this book would conceptualize gender in a different way than ours.
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"It's the everyday drugs that are going up by amounts that are just hard to conceptualize why," Whitlock said.
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In this way, Nash doesn't make battle scenes any easier to conceptualize, nor does he undermine their material impacts.
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She helped to conceptualize and launch the Black Lives Matter in Schools campaign, adopted by the National Education Association.
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I believe one's ability to conceptualize is influenced by how much physical space they have to do it in.
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One way to conceptualize this is as a critique of the cultural leveling brought about by advanced global capitalism.
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Thanks to this new prototype tool, Microsoft's hardware designers can now try and conceptualize future hardware with or without displays.
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Dark energy is a big mystery, but it may be easier to conceptualize than it's often made out to be.
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I think there has been a real tendency to do that and a difficulty to conceptualize the diversity among women.
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"I wanted to to conceptualize a link between electromagnetic and sound waves," writes Fabris in his description of the project.
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It's a real hands on process where you gotta make the beats and conceptualize and do all of this stuff.
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So you have to be able to quickly conceptualize when the script says "INTERIOR DINER - NIGHT"—that's all you get.
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LGBT rights are easiest to conceptualize: We recognize same-sex marriage, we decide who gets to vote in our states.
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"We were high all the time, sneaking off to the walk-in at every opportunity to 'conceptualize,&apos" he wrote.
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Developing your EI will allow you to calmly assess challenging situations and conceptualize how you're going to change in the future.
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Lawrence: "Went from making tuna sandwiches to making the news" is a rags-to-riches analogy that I can fully conceptualize.
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But the point is these applications will not only be very few in number, but difficult to conceptualize, prove, and execute.
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I see them every day, I see their work ethic, and it's nice to conceptualize a potential vendor in that way.
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I think people can conceptualize why maybe it is abstractly unjust, but what role does it have in your daily life?
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Some cognitive scientists consider p-adic mathematics the natural mathematics of cognition, evolutionarily developed to conceptualize large quantities of complex information.
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"I wanted to conceptualize an escape from the tensions and atmospheric pollution, even if it's only a temporary psycho-acoustical one."
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This interplay allows the viewers to conceptualize the permanence of scars and the phenomenon of scars as witnesses to their own creation.
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Though it's likely work began on Far Cry 5 before the incident, as video games takes years to conceptualize, greenlight, and develop.
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Shahaub Roudbari was one member of their team that helped conceptualize the sequences, along with Matt Emig, Shane Yan, and stunt doubles.
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Not only are stock market investors unprepared for the prospect of higher interest rates, they haven't even been able to conceptualize it.
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Bokhari, who is Muslim and wears a hijab, helped For Good conceptualize the project responsibly with her firsthand experience of Muslim culture.
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There are differences in terms of the business model and so on, but it's kind of an easy way to conceptualize it.
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The central theme of the speech was the need to re-conceptualize foreign policy not just as a matter of military policy.
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In truth, I had never been in the position of needing to conceptualize, report and write a column in so little time.
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And in doing so, the Guggenheim has again shifted how we conceptualize women's contribution to a modernist canon predominantly stacked with men.
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Companies are becoming increasingly dependent on data, but it can be difficult to conceptualize what this data revolution looks like in practice.
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If we must visualize oppression and harm to make them believable, that limits our ability to conceptualize liberation or a better world.
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Instead, Poswolsky says that young professionals should conceptualize their careers as a series of jumps to different lily pads in a pond.
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Led by designer Iona Inglesby, the company offers an artistic interpretation of complex information that can be hard to conceptualize, let alone visualize.
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Sitting in the former, it can be hard to conceptualize that wars and intermittent conflict are a short drive or plane ride away.
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Laura Scott Schaefer, the owner of Scattered Books, said the 50-second video took about three days to conceptualize, plan, shoot and produce.
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As we confront the fact that machines could make many jobs redundant, the authors suggested a new way to conceptualize our working future.
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You didn't really plan it, you didn't really conceptualize it, and then you can possibly end up with this symphonic piece of work.
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It was created by internet artist Damjanski and it attempts to conceptualize what a human looks like in the eyes of a machine.
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All told, it took a year to arrive at the subject they wanted to explore, then another year to conceptualize the immersive format.
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"Mike Diva," who was given "free reign" to conceptualize a spot for the company, according to Halo Top Founder and CEO Justin Woolverton.
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Programmers sometimes conceptualize their software as a structure of layers ranging from the user interface, at the top, down through increasingly fundamental strata.
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Diversity, as always, is encouraged, and therefore our supply chains will conceptualize a variety of comestibles, at a cost effective and granular level.
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Young children, in particular, find it difficult to conceptualize someone who is all-knowing or who knows about their every thought and move.
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" Lala said over Twitter DM. "Some are funny, and some are truly disgusting, but most are something we'd never conceptualize in our own imaginations.
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PLP Architecture worked with the University of Cambridge's Center for Natural Material Innovation to conceptualize another 80 story tower in London called Oakwood Tower.
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It really needs to play a huge role in like how you conceptualize in terms of the menu and the aesthetic and overall concept.
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But most of the firms let their imaginations run wild as they sought to conceptualize what a futuristic "flying taxi" service would look like.
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Mercury retrograde helps you re-conceptualize the things that bring you pleasure, and is an appropriate time to reconnect with old dates or friends.
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"What we perceive to be beautiful is a learned behavior, and we learn to conceptualize it based on our own positive experiences," she says.
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She's a total badass, exploring nooks and crannies of the universe that most of us can hardly conceptualize, let alone identify on a map.
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They're long, quick, rabid, and experienced enough to let Billy Donovan conceptualize a formula that peels the roof from what those qualities can accomplish.
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Turkey still remains a great test market for founders to conceptualize, test and iterate their service offerings prior to expanding into the global arena.
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To complete the manual we separated into two groups of three participants, each group subconsciously attempting to conceptualize the manual faster than the other.
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But I would argue that, in fact, you need to conceptualize what you will buy with the money, and what is the value of that?
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"He doesn't articulate and conceptualize things in the way a traditional bureaucrat does," said James Jay Carafano of the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank.
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The language and structure of First Amendment rights, however, is a misguided way to conceptualize the complex and subtle processes that make such education possible.
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Sometimes we don't know what the ultimate vision is, but we can conceptualize one thing we can do to steer us in the general direction.
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I didn't try to overly conceptualize the mix, but rather make it feel like an experience or journey which moves gracefully through different human emotions.
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Ad agencies will conceptualize and pitch them a commercial idea, and companies will make a selection of which commercial to produce by summer or fall.
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Simple threats like "this person may have a bomb" are easier to conceptualize than the droughts, floods and Zika-infected mosquitoes influenced by climate change.
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Chefs are bending over backwards trying to find intuitive artists who are able to conceptualize and produce the perfect plate for their many creative culinary compositions.
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But Autonomy helps even the most unaware viewer conceptualize the impact and its potential timeline as not quite near and immediate, but absolutely on the horizon.
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This was an additional character who had relationships with all of them, and how to work those, how to conceptualize that, and then play with it.
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Our teams worked months on end to conceptualize and develop these units and we pride ourselves in pushing the envelope to deliver the latest and greatest.
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Part of the problem for Trump and his allies is that, in absolute terms, there isn't really an "immigration crisis" in the way they conceptualize it.
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Here, in addition to work by artists like Richard Dadd and Cynthia Pell, there's a considered debate about the ethics of how we conceptualize mental illness.
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I feel relieved at the sizing discrepancy, since it means that no one reading my column will be able to conceptualize my chest and its dimensions.
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I am compelled to draw, to feel, and to conceptualize the space between… the macro and the micro, the analog and digital and the poetic and rational.
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Was it more interesting to conceptualize and direct this film because some of the technologies first envisioned in the original Ghost world have come closer to reality?
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A big part of being able to conceptualize this whole new-school po'boy idea was growing up eating Vietnamese food on the West Bank at various restaurants.
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But as Mr. Adamsky wrote in his 2015 study, Americans have long tried to conceptualize Russian strategy within Western ways of thinking, when it is anything but.
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For a start, designated analysts would need to pinpoint and conceptualize all vital similarities and differences between deliberate nuclear war, inadvertent nuclear war, and accidental nuclear war.
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"This ended up being the most difficult part of the everyday project as each month I had to conceptualize a new theme," Brodeur tells The Creators Project.
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"In a society or culture that idealizes monogamy, the cuckold fantasy is a current narrative that is available to people to conceptualize their sexual fantasies," said Ley.
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For cultures around the world, the stories of gods and goddesses allowed humans to conceptualize justice, demonstrate the folly of arrogance, and make sense of unexplained phenomenon.
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It's easiest to conceptualize with a single key linking to a single output, but there can be multiple keys in the case of more complex multi-dimensional functions.
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Ideally, both say, it involves elements of ritual, community gathering, and a sense of meaning: How do we conceptualize a person's death as part of a bigger picture?
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The Rimmel spokesperson helped conceptualize the Mr. Grey Collection, and with her intimate knowledge of the film, there's no better person to bring this makeup collection to life.
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The anti-trans, anti-LGBTQ actions and policies enacted during the Trump administration make it hard to conceptualize at times that the tides are slowly turning in Washington.
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To achieve this, one approach is to create a close cross-collaboration between clinicians, behavioral psychologists, designers and developers to conceptualize, build and clinically test behavioral interventions programs.
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The designers started to conceptualize the brand in 2015, when they took a trip to the southern coast of India — and brought along fanny packs to be practical.
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It was bringing together and situating so many different aspects of African life, Zambian life, but also the ways in which we conceptualize Africa and blackness in general.
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"The way you have to think about this business today is that most retailers just re-conceptualize or evolve the front-end of their business," he told Cramer.
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Tesla failed to fully collaborate with well-capitalized industrial entities after World War I. His supreme abilities to conceptualize and create entire systems weren't enough for business success.
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"I had a Japanese code name for them: ponyon," says Satoe Haile, a designer at Google who, along with the contracted Japanese design firm IC4, helped conceptualize the blob.
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You're not afraid of confrontation when it comes to asserting your need for material stability as Mercury retrograde allows you to rethink how you even conceptualize such a thing.
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"When starting to conceptualize the line, we talked about all of the things we look for in a handbag," the brand's head of women's design, Somsack Sikhounmuong, tells Refinery29.
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And between EVs, self-driving, ride-sharing, and the complete upheaval of the century-old auto industry, is there a more exciting field to conceptualize right now than transportation?
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A photographer typically makes three visits to Göttingen: the first to conceptualize the work, the second to print pages and test materials, and the third to print the book.
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Teddy is clear about just how indebted he is to the hard work and patience of Kenny, while Kenny trusts his brother to generate ideas and conceptualize design philosophies.
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The word was coined by the British ethologist Richard Dawkins in his 1976 book, "The Selfish Gene," as a way to conceptualize the transmission of culture in biological terms.
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From bleak asteroids to picturesque garden moons to dense neon spacemalls, The Outer Worlds jets you between areas that are easy to conceptualize and complete in a handful of hours.
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The upside of the large cursor is that it helps you conceptualize how iPadOS's mouse support works at the most basic level: it's really just giving you a virtual finger.
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Plus, we humans have the distinct evolutionary advantage of a pre-frontal cortex and opposable thumbs, which, when combined, allow us to conceptualize and construct alternatives like meatless, bleeding burgers.
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The Mayo Clinic and other institutions have developed online decision aids, available to all, to help doctors and patients more easily conceptualize the pros and cons of a given treatment.
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" Board member Lew Frankfort said: "Adam is that very rare breed of entrepreneur who has the vision and drive to conceptualize an enormous business opportunity and then attack it relentlessly.
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Your relationships inspire the ways you decide to conceptualize this material reinvention as communication planet Mercury squares off with Saturn and Pluto midweek, pushing you to make up your mind.
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Our profound and impressive ability to create complex tools with which to manipulate our environments is secondary to our ability to conceptualize and communicate about those environments in natural languages.
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I think that we tend to conceptualize victimhood as a one-dimensional, pretty passive thing, like to be a victim is to be inactive or to be just unilaterally helpless.
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In keeping with the utopian ideals of collective work and anonymous authorship, the artists labored together to conceptualize, design and write slogans for the posters that framed their revolutionary sentiments.
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There's Dr. Ruth Gates of the Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology, who helps Mr. Vevers conceptualize the setting up of time-lapse cameras in reefs for months at a time.
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Palestine has become so hard to conceptualize, and accordingly some of the most successful projects in Jerusalem Lives are focused on abstractions of the land and how they influence historical narratives.
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By the numbers, you're looking at 24 hours to design and conceptualize, 86 hours of knitting and embroidering, six people (including five dedicated seamstresses), and a pound or so of wool.
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I've talked with transit riders in both cities to understand their needs, and I'm now working with our team to conceptualize how our solution might best address the untapped carpooling market.
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The idea, which is pretty explicitly political rather than substantive in nature, is to conceptualize each citizen as a "shareholder" in the fund — issued a single share upon her 13th birthday.
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It ignores how the game's admirable desire to capture the player's imagination runs up against how difficult it is to grasp the possibility space when the game doesn't help conceptualize it.
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For a start in this indispensable theorizing, American analysts will need to pinpoint and conceptualize all vital similarities and differences between deliberate nuclear war, inadvertent nuclear war, and accidental nuclear war.
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But it's taught me that it's far easier for most people to conceptualize places in the world that are less free, less democratic, or just "other" as places of perpetual injustice.
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But From Caligari to Hitler is concerned less with questions of how to build societies than it is with how societies build and conceptualize themselves via the dream logic of movies.
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Climate change is arguably the most important challenge ever faced by our species, but the magnitude of the problem and timescales involved can make it difficult to conceptualize in human terms.
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Jones later went on to conceptualize the NAME Project's AIDS Memorial Quilt, the iconic arts project launched in 1987 to celebrate the lives of people who have died of AIDS-related causes.
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It's difficult for people to conceptualize quantities in large numbers, such as the tens of thousands of people who have died on their journey to Europe, seeking refuge from conflict and poverty.
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What distinguishes Red Velvet from the competition is a clever split-personality trick: by dividing their songs between "red" and "velvet," they conceptualize teenpop's eternal split between the banger and the ballad.
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So I try to balance between being a producer and somebody who think about music and conceptualize, and also just being a person who loves music and shit, who wants something good.
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There's plenty of science fiction novels that do this, but Infomocracy is one of the few that really seems to conceptualize how it will change the world and understand the larger impact.
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If the press can find a way to conceptualize itself as a true opposition party, then perhaps American journalism might stand for something that would be of value to readers and viewers.
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If Trump fails to conceptualize the North Korean negotiations as multilateral, by instead continuing to view this conflict merely as him versus the dictator, Kim will keep on having the upper hand.
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Westeros deserves a better political system, but I don't see anyone in the whole course of the show as having displayed a genuine capacity to conceptualize a better way of doing things.
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Policy makers' ability to persuade, argue convictions, conceptualize priorities, as well as engage with and respond to fellow citizens is derived from those very studies they want to deny to future generations.
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For many voters under the age of 30, it's difficult to conceptualize a pre-September 11 world because they witnessed the September 11, 2001, attacks at the beginning or midpoint of their lives.
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We talk about the concept of the "digital twin" to conceptualize and visualize your health situation so that you can get coaching – maybe on your cholesterol, on your diet or on your exercise.
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Like training simulations, seeing architectural models in 3D feels like a no-brainer for AR, if only as an interesting way to conceptualize a blueprint or scale model in a more immersive fashion.
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Brooklyn-based artist and designer Ali Schachtschneider is charting the frontier of fresh paradigms for fashion production, working at the bioengineering co-op, Genspace, to re-conceptualize the ways we think about clothes.
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Until you see Billy Williams laughing it up with Orlando Cepeda or Fergie Jenkins, it's hard to really conceptualize the invisible line that the Hall has drawn between him and, say, Dick Allen.
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The question of normal damages -- how to put Trump back in the position he would have been if no breach had occurred -- is hard to conceptualize, let alone calculate in terms of money.
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Seeing before and after photos on transition timelines of other trans people helped me conceptualize how hormone replacement therapy would work on my own body and appearance, and I eventually took the plunge.
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These talent platforms have made it possible for companies and organizations to conceptualize and compartmentalize work as projects rather than full-time jobs, and for workers to earn a living by piecing together gigs.
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It wasn't even the songs he picked: it was the direction, the idea that there was someone who could conceptualize what a party should and shouldn't be, and did it in his own home.
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Philadelphia based visual artist Nate Harris is the most recent creator to conceptualize a graphic for Spectrum—one that's intentionally cyclical in nature, as he decided to incorporate used skateboards into the printing technique.
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All of a sudden, we have a really good opportunity to put these incredible Black women on platforms to look at and conceptualize ideas of beauty that I didn't have when I was younger.
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Every lap around the sun presents new opportunities and challenges, and one strategic way to conceptualize changes you hope to make in the next decade is to set goals that provide direction and focus.
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Michael: Before there was a lot of edited footage and things weren't locked yet, so some days we would conceptualize motifs for the show while we were trying to hone in on the aesthetic.
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To what extent are some of our difficulties figuring out how to conceptualize repentance, as a society, the result of lacking a cohesive, shared vocabulary within which to contextualize what forgiveness and repentance mean?
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So the way we even conceptualize work itself doesn't fit neatly into our service, which the Bureau of Labor Statistics is fully aware of, and they're trying to figure out how to ask these questions.
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The Libra Association is still hammering out the exact start value for the Libra, but it's meant to be somewhere close to the value of a dollar, euro or pound so it's easy to conceptualize.
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Seventy-five billion hours is an extremely difficult number to conceptualize, but, in practical terms, it represents about twice the amount of time Americans spend on Facebook, an attention-based company worth almost $350 billion.
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I was writing for each character on the show and preparing scripts for every episode, helping conceptualize each insane meal we'd attempt, acting in episodes, filming, editing, graphic design, and every little thing in between.
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It's a very interesting question whether, as with the plain MCTS systems, there may still be essential aspects of the game that the best humans are able to conceptualize, and deep learning plus MCTS is not.
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"The demands that humanity is putting on the planet require a reframing of how we conceptualize what is an environmental risk," said Keys, a researcher with the School of Global Environmental Sustainability at Colorado State University.
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She told me over the phone that she had woken up earlier that day, trying to conceptualize the connection between Flint and Iraq, and then she opened her email and there was this message from me.
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It only makes sense that Beyoncé would allude to Oshun's imagery and personification in an album that is intended to conceptualize a woman's journey of self knowledge and healing, specifically that of a black woman's journey.
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Deep learning works brilliantly at capturing all the edgy patterns in our syntactic gymnastics, but because it lacks a pre-coded base of procedural knowledge it can't use its language skills to reason or to conceptualize.
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They built a large kingdom around polished, accessible takes on various genres, but their stories are a weak point, and how they conceptualize women characters is a rot that goes all the way down to the foundation.
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This idea of state-by-state markets is fascinating and relatively unusual in the U.S. While Europeans are accustomed to complying with varying regulatory structures, we are still struggling to conceptualize companies with 50 different regulatory burdens.
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There was a time -- back around 2008 -- when you could conceptualize a Republican presidential race in three basic lanes: Establishment laneSocial conservative laneModerate/liberal lane The 2016 campaign destroyed that way of thinking about the Republican Party.
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Shahaub Roudbari, who was a member of the team that helped conceptualize the stunts, broke down for Business Insider each character's distinct combat style and the process of filming action scenes at the previsualization stage before production begins.
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A person without a disability may recognize someone using a wheelchair, a guide dog or a prosthetic limb, or someone with Down syndrome, but most don't conceptualize these people as having a shared social identity and a political status.
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When you think about how people relate in a physical space you think about nonverbal cues and signals and different places to relate in different ways, which are part of what's missing in how people conceptualize digital public squares.
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"Creative positions can feel frightening because it's hard for people to take them seriously, so it was difficult for me to conceptualize the idea that I could actually become a writer and make a living at it," she tells Refinery29.
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They eventually met in New York City, and with some of Clarke's short stories as a starting point, they began to conceptualize an epic story of humanity's efforts to reach space, spanning from its prehistoric ancestors to the distant future.
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There's a reason that claims of pulling a Beyoncé usually feel ersatz at best in the hands of someone who is not Beyoncé: Other artists, with their surprise drops, don't necessarily move themselves or their art forward, or re-conceptualize norms.
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Mr. Shields, a longtime savory chef who did a tour at the famed Chicago restaurant Alinea, and his wife and business partner, Karen Urie Shields, a former executive pastry chef at another noted Chicago eatery, Charlie Trotter's, conceptualize the desserts.
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If we conceptualize thought as a mental motor skill subject to the same temporal reorganization as high-speed sports, it's hard to avoid the conclusion that the experience of free will (agency) and conscious rational deliberation are both biologically generated illusions.
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When colorist and Pravana artistic educator Lissette Cruz began to conceptualize her entry into the brand's Show Us Your Vivids contest, she knew she wanted it to pay tribute to the victims of the Pulse nightclub attack in her hometown of Orlando.
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Curators are typically thought of as people who conceptualize a tone for work that is not their own, but what else is there to call an artist like Travis Scott, whose arrangement of sounds is arguably more commendable than his vocal output?
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That influence continues to resonate with artists today, as noted in books like My Gay Eye, which includes current working artists like Gio Black Peter, who recently helped conceptualize the artistic direction for the legendary New York queer fetish event The Black Party.
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Together with its blockchain and its surrounding libertarian subculture, the cryptocurrency has altered how we conceptualize distributed ledgers and databases, thereby predisposing us to see an innovative product — a blockchain — where in fact there's much that's been around for years, if not decades.
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Looking at them it's difficult to conceptualize how emoji eventually became a crucial part of mobile communication, and how we got to the point where we are now — iOS 10 actively suggests emoji replacements for words based on what it thinks you're typing.
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While this does not automatically strip any woman in that community of her agency, of course, the culture can create an environment in which young women and men alike aren't given the tools necessary to conceptualize, let alone practice, consent-driven sexual behavior.
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But when I look at the variety of racing games from the 80s and 90s, I can't help but think about how exciting (and challenging) it must've been to conceptualize a new way to represent "driving fast" with a screen and a controller.
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At the core of these hypothetical arguments is the large question of not only how to regulate Facebook but of how to conceptualize an entity that operates largely without meaningful competitors and collects troves of information on more than two billion human beings.
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Since the inventive genius of France's Robert Schuman and Jean Monnet in the postwar years to conceptualize a structure that would prevent future wars with Germany — namely, the process that led to today's European Union — war has become unthinkable among member states.
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Captivated by the junk's beauty, David Yeo, the founder and owner of Aqua Restaurant Group, commissioned a Hong Kong master boat builder, Au Wai, to conceptualize and direct the construction of the Aqua Lunas and to work with Mr. Wong in Shenwan.
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But it's equally easy to imagine how the young and the old in this case conceptualize their timeframes, priorities, and futures differently, and how that may contribute to a divide between younger and older feminists that in no way compromises either group's feminist bona fides.
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As the game grew in popularity and spread out to wider audiences, the art became instructional in nature, helping players not only conceptualize the landscapes, equipment and inhabitants of the imagined world, but also how they might be used in the context of the game.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads With Nicole Awai's "Persistent Resistance of the Liquid Land" (2018) the viewer is offered a visually captivating installation plus the story of how the artist came to conceptualize the piece — which makes seeing it a doubly rich experience.
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Senators Marco Rubio, Cory Booker, and Kamala Harris recently co-sponsored legislation creating a federal commission to study the socioeconomic plight of Black boys and men, presumably to conceptualize and measure their well-being as something entirely autonomous from that of their mothers, sisters, and daughters.
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I'm curious how you conceptualize the public here, because among DC people who have been around this issue for a long time, they worry about how you build a bill big enough to actually solve the issues without activating the public's fear of sacrifice and change.
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But these proposals invariably conceptualize the government as a silent partner in the enterprises it would partially own, trying to find a way for the government to reap the fiscal or economic benefits of government stock ownership without the socialistic implications of government officials running private firms.
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The outbreak of the novel coronavirus has brought attention to shortages in hospital beds, protective gear for healthcare workers, and medical access across the US.Jones said that to conceptualize how this crisis could transform our healthcare system, it's worth evaluating the current system at a baseline.
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This noble-looking Marx gazing into the future expresses "the confidence of today's China in its own theories, path, system and culture," Mr. Wu wrote in People's Daily, the party newspaper, in January describing a visit he made to Trier last year to conceptualize the work.
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Taking the name Blade Runner from an old William S. Burroughs book, Fancher joined forces with Scott—who was coming off the haunted-house-in-space hit Alien—and the two spent long, sometimes combative months working on early versions of the script, trying to conceptualize life in 2019.
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There are numerous ways that society teaches those who are able-bodied to conceptualize what it means to be disabled, but when it comes to addressing the exclusion and stigmatization of disability, Samuels suggests it comes down to understanding one particular branch of disability theory: the medical model.
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Venues were epic, wait times were reasonable (they didn't exactly start on time, per se, but at least they served wine while audiences queued up), and it seemed that, in addition to collections that actually added something to the scope of menswear, designers had time to conceptualize their shows.
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This symbolic border wall is characterized by the interplay of artifice and the forces of the natural world, each butting up against the other, jockeying for influence over how we choose to conceptualize nation, territory, and the possibility of human migration across a landscape fraught by national interests.
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Though these laws are weakly masked in so-called public interest, Chase says they send a clear message: "If trans people can't get health care and go to the bathroom it's kind of hard to conceptualize what kind of role we can play in public life," he said.
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Scientists now tend to conceptualize SAD as being on a spectrum rather than a condition that you either do or don't have, and in Sweden and other countries in the northern hemisphere, it's estimated that up to 20 per cent of the population suffers from the milder winter blues.
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In other words, true product-market fit is actually the magical moment when three elements click together: To have built a minimum viable company, these three elements must work in concert together: Many entrepreneurs conceptualize product-market fit as the point where some subset of customers love their product's features.
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The trans women who can conceptualize this capitalize on that—the fact that there are many heterosexual men who are interested in trans women who want to have their company and experience their body and their time… Some people find themselves empowered by that, and some people find themselves stuck in the situation.
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And I know that this stuff already says like "Skirmisher/Brawler," it already gives you a breakdown of the way the mech is supposed to be used, but these specific mechanical abilities help you conceptualize what those mechs could do on the field for you so well, I really, really liked that stuff.
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Eno—who was currently in the midst of transitioning from a rock and pop songwriter to an ambient music pioneer—helped conceptualize and contributed instrumentals to Bowie's "Berlin Trilogy," a trio of albums blending the emotionally impactful songwriting Bowie had become known for with electronic experimentation, inspired in part by German groups like Kraftwerk.
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Haley is still in high school, and studying combined with a rigorous dance schedule that includes near-daily rehearsals to prepare for weekend-long competitions, plus twice-weekly high school dance team practices that culminate in performances at football games, she hardly has the time required to conceptualize, shoot, edit, and promote videos longer than a minute.
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Along with Bill Lawrence, the three would conceptualize a show that took famous historical figures such as Abe Lincoln, Joan of Arc, and Mahatma Gandhi and used them as animated teenage clones attempting to navigate the ins and outs of high school life (while unknowingly being groomed by the Secret Board of Shadowy Figures for an elaborate military experiment).
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"A drone really helps us to conceptualize what a development is going to be, because sometimes it's hard to do that just from a set of plans," said Alexandros D. Papapieris, the development manager at McCall Capital, which is converting a 1925 office building in Bristol, Va., into the 65-room Bristol Hotel, set to open this fall.
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" It was also important for SI Swimsuit's female editorial team to recruit a female photographer, Taylor Ballantyne, to conceptualize the shoot and "In Her Own Words Project," all of which will be detailed in an upcoming TV special which will be airing on Sports Illustrated TV. "One of the most common misconceptions about the issue is that it is just for men.
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Later, Norvina made more public comments on Twitter, where she shared a 'mood board,' or collection of inspirational images, that she says she used to conceptualize her photoshoot"I'm a little late to the controversy in my comments so let me just add my mood board here that was used to create the current campaign look, which I absolutely love," Norvina wrote.
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Here's a non-exhaustive list of other action words you can use: Action Verbs For Initiative • Spearhead • Establish • Implement • Launch • Volunteer • Initiate • Revitalize • Overhaul • Modernize • Transform Action Verbs For Creativity • Design • Develop • Build • Construct • Shape • Compose • Envision • Engineer • Conceive • Craft Action Verbs For Critical Thinking • Research • Analyze • Examine • Synthesize • Assess • Conceptualize • Discover • Determine • Evaluate • Dissect Action Verbs for Management • Direct • Train • Guide • Steer • Assign • Approve • Support • Encourage • Recruit • Designate Action Verbs For Communication • Negotiate • Compromise • Persuade • Report • Convey • Present • Notify • Publish • Discuss • Mediate Tip: Avoid Business Jargon The general idea is to really hone in on what it is you've accomplished, using verbs that immediately call to mind an image of achievement and leadership all the while avoiding shallow, mind-numbing corporatespeak.
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