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Перевод: conceptualize

[глагол]
составлять концепцию; составлять представление

Тезаурус:

1. There is just one problem, which is that the way in which we conceptualize the processes we are studying influences the way we study the brain.
2. They conceptualize these differences in terms of "separate local labour market cultures" (ibid., p. 104).
3. If these information-processing modules exist only in the minds of cognitive scientists, rather than in the minds of the subjects they study, then breakdowns in face recognition or word recognition should either be all-or-none, or else they should be extremely difficult to conceptualize within the vocabulary of cognitive psychology.
4. For managers at the top of the hierarchy the capacity to conceptualize has been seen as one of the predictors of managerial success.
5. Should we conceptualize local politics as merely denoting local voting behaviour, or should we include geographical variations in a range of political activity and experience?
6. It is essential to conceptualize as precisely as possible the nature of corporate crime.
7. If there are important differences in how varying generations perceive and conceptualize health then this has important implications for the development of health promotion and education strategies.
8. If all history attempts to conceptualize the event, to wean it from its finitude, then Foucault like many of his contemporaries is concerned to respect its singularity.
9. Of all abilities only the capacity to conceptualize has been found to correlate with the performance of managers.
10. However, by using different assessment methods, the concept has been refined to include how managers perceive their world, how they search for and select data, and how they conceptualize with that data to give it a framework and meaning.
11. Successful health education/promotion should be grounded in a strong understanding of how people conceptualize their own health.
12. Not only does the state with the help and reinforcement of its control agencies, criminologists, and the media conceptualize a particular and partial ideological version of serious crime and who commits it, but it does so by concealing and hence mystifying its own propensity for violence and serious crimes on a much larger scale.
13. It is useful to conceptualize referral as a process depending upon a series of linkages between different organizations and individuals who bring cases to public attention (Gough et al .,