Definition of conceptualization in English:

conceptualization

(British conceptualisation)

noun kənsɛptjʊəlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nkənˌsɛp(t)ʃ(u)ələˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The action or process of forming a concept or idea of something.
our experience is beyond any conceptualization
as modifier the conceptualization phase
Example sentencesExamples
- His consultancy is concerned with museum design and exhibition conceptualization and production.
- The role of the group and their management and conceptualization of the project has been underreported.
- Learners are allowed to test the conceptualizations they formed during the previous phase.
- This indeterminacy was key to the supervisor's conceptualization of the effects for the film.
- With this equipment, a drastic reduction in technical range corresponds with an increased emphasis on conceptualization.
- She is the brain behind the conceptualization of this latest gallery that promises to showcase new media art.
- The features here regard development by looking at the conceptualization of an animated motion picture.
- His intricate works combine his training as a painter with the spatial conceptualization of a sculptor.
- I maintain that the single greatest weakness of our empirical work is insufficient conceptualization.
- He has overseen the conceptualization, development, and introduction of numerous award-winning products from this global music technology company since 1992.
1. 1.1count noun An abstract idea or concept of something.
  a new conceptualization of national identity
  Example sentencesExamples
  Subsequent viewing reveals fascinating conceptualizations of mid-1930s America and staggering images in narrative and dance.
  This perspective involves Hamlet's conceptualization of himself and his surroundings.
  They influence his behavior and his conceptualization of the world.
  This becomes crucial when considering the genealogy of poststructuralist theorizing that contests modernist conceptualizations of power.
  It attends to the way in which feminist thinking has intervened in poets' conceptualizations of the lyric subject.
  Following the learning process outlined in the five R's allows for improvements in education by improving the application and conceptualization of knowledge.
  This adds an important feature to the conceptualization of spectatorship.
  The conceptualization of the sacred is remarkably similar in otherwise very different creeds.
  The conceptualizations that philosophy offers are not adequate to the sudden death of a loved one, nor the anguish in families that follows.
  He recognized that the changes to gender relations did not fundamentally alter the conceptualization of "women's work."

Definition of conceptualization in US English:

conceptualization

(British conceptualisation)

nounkənˌsep(t)SH(o͞o)ələˈzāSH(ə)nkənˌsɛp(t)ʃ(u)ələˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

1The action or process of forming a concept or idea of something.
our experience is beyond any conceptualization
as modifier the conceptualization phase
Example sentencesExamples
- She is the brain behind the conceptualization of this latest gallery that promises to showcase new media art.
- He has overseen the conceptualization, development, and introduction of numerous award-winning products from this global music technology company since 1992.
- With this equipment, a drastic reduction in technical range corresponds with an increased emphasis on conceptualization.
- The features here regard development by looking at the conceptualization of an animated motion picture.
- His consultancy is concerned with museum design and exhibition conceptualization and production.
- I maintain that the single greatest weakness of our empirical work is insufficient conceptualization.
- The role of the group and their management and conceptualization of the project has been underreported.
- Learners are allowed to test the conceptualizations they formed during the previous phase.
- This indeterminacy was key to the supervisor's conceptualization of the effects for the film.
- His intricate works combine his training as a painter with the spatial conceptualization of a sculptor.
1. 1.1 An abstract idea or concept of something.
  a new conceptualization of national identity
  Example sentencesExamples
  They influence his behavior and his conceptualization of the world.
  This perspective involves Hamlet's conceptualization of himself and his surroundings.
  Subsequent viewing reveals fascinating conceptualizations of mid-1930s America and staggering images in narrative and dance.
  The conceptualization of the sacred is remarkably similar in otherwise very different creeds.
  This adds an important feature to the conceptualization of spectatorship.
  He recognized that the changes to gender relations did not fundamentally alter the conceptualization of "women's work."
  Following the learning process outlined in the five R's allows for improvements in education by improving the application and conceptualization of knowledge.
  It attends to the way in which feminist thinking has intervened in poets' conceptualizations of the lyric subject.
  The conceptualizations that philosophy offers are not adequate to the sudden death of a loved one, nor the anguish in families that follows.
  This becomes crucial when considering the genealogy of poststructuralist theorizing that contests modernist conceptualizations of power.

单词	conceptualization
释义	Definition of conceptualization in English: conceptualization (British conceptualisation) noun kənsɛptjʊəlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nkənˌsɛp(t)ʃ(u)ələˈzeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The action or process of forming a concept or idea of something. our experience is beyond any conceptualization as modifier the conceptualization phase Example sentencesExamples His consultancy is concerned with museum design and exhibition conceptualization and production. The role of the group and their management and conceptualization of the project has been underreported. Learners are allowed to test the conceptualizations they formed during the previous phase. This indeterminacy was key to the supervisor's conceptualization of the effects for the film. With this equipment, a drastic reduction in technical range corresponds with an increased emphasis on conceptualization. She is the brain behind the conceptualization of this latest gallery that promises to showcase new media art. The features here regard development by looking at the conceptualization of an animated motion picture. His intricate works combine his training as a painter with the spatial conceptualization of a sculptor. I maintain that the single greatest weakness of our empirical work is insufficient conceptualization. He has overseen the conceptualization, development, and introduction of numerous award-winning products from this global music technology company since 1992. 1.1count noun An abstract idea or concept of something. a new conceptualization of national identity Example sentencesExamples Subsequent viewing reveals fascinating conceptualizations of mid-1930s America and staggering images in narrative and dance. This perspective involves Hamlet's conceptualization of himself and his surroundings. They influence his behavior and his conceptualization of the world. This becomes crucial when considering the genealogy of poststructuralist theorizing that contests modernist conceptualizations of power. It attends to the way in which feminist thinking has intervened in poets' conceptualizations of the lyric subject. Following the learning process outlined in the five R's allows for improvements in education by improving the application and conceptualization of knowledge. This adds an important feature to the conceptualization of spectatorship. The conceptualization of the sacred is remarkably similar in otherwise very different creeds. The conceptualizations that philosophy offers are not adequate to the sudden death of a loved one, nor the anguish in families that follows. He recognized that the changes to gender relations did not fundamentally alter the conceptualization of "women's work." Definition of conceptualization in US English: conceptualization (British conceptualisation) nounkənˌsep(t)SH(o͞o)ələˈzāSH(ə)nkənˌsɛp(t)ʃ(u)ələˈzeɪʃ(ə)n 1The action or process of forming a concept or idea of something. our experience is beyond any conceptualization as modifier the conceptualization phase Example sentencesExamples She is the brain behind the conceptualization of this latest gallery that promises to showcase new media art. He has overseen the conceptualization, development, and introduction of numerous award-winning products from this global music technology company since 1992. With this equipment, a drastic reduction in technical range corresponds with an increased emphasis on conceptualization. The features here regard development by looking at the conceptualization of an animated motion picture. His consultancy is concerned with museum design and exhibition conceptualization and production. I maintain that the single greatest weakness of our empirical work is insufficient conceptualization. The role of the group and their management and conceptualization of the project has been underreported. Learners are allowed to test the conceptualizations they formed during the previous phase. This indeterminacy was key to the supervisor's conceptualization of the effects for the film. His intricate works combine his training as a painter with the spatial conceptualization of a sculptor. 1.1 An abstract idea or concept of something. a new conceptualization of national identity Example sentencesExamples They influence his behavior and his conceptualization of the world. This perspective involves Hamlet's conceptualization of himself and his surroundings. Subsequent viewing reveals fascinating conceptualizations of mid-1930s America and staggering images in narrative and dance. The conceptualization of the sacred is remarkably similar in otherwise very different creeds. This adds an important feature to the conceptualization of spectatorship. He recognized that the changes to gender relations did not fundamentally alter the conceptualization of "women's work." Following the learning process outlined in the five R's allows for improvements in education by improving the application and conceptualization of knowledge. It attends to the way in which feminist thinking has intervened in poets' conceptualizations of the lyric subject. The conceptualizations that philosophy offers are not adequate to the sudden death of a loved one, nor the anguish in families that follows. This becomes crucial when considering the genealogy of poststructuralist theorizing that contests modernist conceptualizations of power.
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