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Significados de conceptualisation en inglés

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Inventing or contriving an idea or explanation and formulating it mentally.

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Examples for "formulation"
Examples for "formulation"
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Conclusion: Policy change requires sustaining policy agenda items into formulation and implementation.
Pubmed
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They want more detail on product formulation and overall a recall plan.
Radio NZ
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But even so, the formulation feels prophetic for this particular Russian story.
The Guardian
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Two considerations animated the President in the formulation of his administration, namely:
Woodrow Wilson as I Know Him
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Everything that could go wrong did go wrong, in the classic formulation.
The Irish Times
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The advanced conceptualization should be supported in a group of vulnerable animals.
The Brain, A Decoded Enigma
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They were teased apart simply as an aid to conceptualization and understanding.
Humanistic Nursing
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By comparison, Japan's Smartway took six years from conceptualization to implementation.
Wired
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The outcome represents my present conscious conceptualization of my personal theory of nursing.
Humanistic Nursing
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Male concentration and projection are self-enhancing, leading to supreme achievements of Apollonian conceptualization.
Free Women, Free Men: Sex, Gender, Feminism
Uso de conceptualisation en inglés
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For a food business operator, food safety starts at the conceptualisation stage.
Jamaica Observer
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Furthermore, in this conceptualisation the family is configured as an unchanging, nuclear model.
The Irish Times
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We agree that conceptualisation is key in understanding the brain basis of emotion.
Pubmed
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Conclusion: These findings highlight the complex cognitive processes involved in the conceptualisation of risk.
Pubmed
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This is a broader, richer conceptualisation than many had anticipated.
The Guardian
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In this paper we highlight what we consider to be a lack of adequate conceptualisation.
Pubmed
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By language I mean the product of this conceptualisation.
A New Philosophy: Henri Bergson
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Its measurement and conceptualisation in African cultures is limited.
Pubmed
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Since the initial conceptualisation, Grant spent a number of months testing the product on catering clients and family.
Jamaica Observer
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Support for a feminist conceptualisation of domestic violence has been afforded by men's generally more visible violent behaviour.
The Guardian
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The historical evidence challenges somewhat this conceptualisation of the family, pointing instead to the notion of family diversity.
The Irish Times
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In the conceptualisation and planning phase, the use of virtual meetings and rehearsals for the band were introduced.
The South African
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Airbus said the designs are based on "concepts and ideas in a very nascent stage of conceptualisation".
The South African
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Variation in conceptualisation and measurement of stress, timing of stress exposure, and limited examination of stress-related behaviours were noted.
Pubmed
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Speaking non-metaphorically, we cling to genetic methods of conceptualisation and proceed from the generating principle to its conceptual derivatives.
A New Philosophy: Henri Bergson
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The conceptualisation of a separate stage of life to mark puberty had arisen because youth were seen as a problem.
The Guardian
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Conceptualisation a través del tiempo