Conceptualize

For kids, you could conceptualize this as filling a balloon — which never takes just one breath — and then slowly letting the air out.

I’m proud that the young guy that I sat next to on a stoop in the Bronx was able to conceptualize a dream and really make it happen.

In Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, for example, where we all believe in the same God, we also all tend to conceptualize that God as male, celibate, and frowning most of the time.

Instead, they theorize, conceptualize, and justify those affairs.

It’s hard to conceptualize the scale of VinGroup, but luckily the VinFast team was there to demonstrate for us what the brand had achieved all over Hanoi.

Replication of physical, nation-state jurisdictions is also reasonable because often progress is born from the familiar—the easiest way for humans to conceptualize innovations, whether tech or law, is to build upon what we already know.

We will help you conceptualize, design, and execute a renovation project that is tailored to your specific needs and vision.

In conclusion, I believe Layer 1 blockchain represents a shift in the way we conceptualize and interact with digital technologies.

Natural law is founded upon universal principles, which conceptualize self-ownership and private property as absolute rights that vest in all human beings and apply equally to all.

The McCurrys worked diligently to conceptualize the preliminary from start to finish.

We wanted to ensure that we not just conceptualize a land place and land centered idea of Indigenous knowledge in theory, but that we also brought it into the center of the gallery.

Afterall, humans understand nuance and can conceptualize a wide variety of outcomes.

And I was lucky enough to sit in a room with Brannon Braga, my coworker, and conceptualize and visualize and write a series together.

And why not try and conceptualize what role Auschwitz could play in today’s violent and enraged world.

Candidates must be resourceful, team players who are excellent at multi-tasking with the ability to conceptualize and design in broadcast, print, and web media.

During a meeting with the Minister of Education, Priya Manickchand, at her office yesterday, Cave said that he wanted to conceptualize a learning initiative that is informative and engaging at the same time.

Steinhardt junior Eliza Goz reiterated Bates’s statement that the announcement was difficult to fully conceptualize.

Such a massive number can be hard to conceptualize, but chemical engineer Jennifer Wilcox offers some context: Approximately 10 billion of these come from the transportation sector alone.

The more I think about this, I think the more disturbing part of this isn't that people are bad at log scales (logs are a little tricky to conceptualize), it's the fact that over 14% of people can't tell which week had more deaths on the linear graph.

The University is working with an architectural firm to conceptualize a framework for the new layout and expects to have some options by spring quarter, Tiews said.