conceptualize

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• Hardy, who had conceptualized the aquatic theory 30 years earlier, initially refused to publish anything on it lest he ruin his nascent academic career.

• Simon Kuznets, the Nobel Prize–winning ­economist who conceptualized GDP, warned in the 1960s that “distinctions must be kept in mind between quantity and quality of growth, between its costs and return.”

• A group of blind men, who’ve never seen an elephant before, each touches a different part of the elephant’s body to conceptualize what the animal is like.

• The best way to conceptualize Wilson’s renormalization group, said Paul Fendley, a condensed matter theorist at the University of Oxford, is as a “theory of theories” connecting the microscopic with the macroscopic.

• Hastings offered up a hypothetical of how someone at Netflix might guide an employee to say, conceptualize an ad highlighting Netflix’s bingeable quality — and how easily that guidance can go awry.

• They offer crucial evidence that it is utterly impossible to conceptualize humanity without literature.

• Health is simple to conceptualize—it is what we all hope to have and maintain.

• BASTIANICH: Every accomplished home cook needs to be able to conceptualize and execute a complete dinner party.

• This approach permits us to conceptualize as well as contextualize the knowledge of nursing the story tells.

• Faculty are supported in their struggles to conceptualize nursing in a new way.

• Only in the sense of this power to transform and , does the mind have knowledge within itself.