conceptualize造句

New thinking can be difficult to conceptualize.

Business Process Execution semantics are difficult to conceptualize.

There must be a structured way to conceptualize services

Gibson has interviewed people to understand how they conceptualize teams.

Complex processes are essentially the hard rules to conceptualize.

To present or conceptualize the meaning of by means of art or criticism.

To conceptualize this, imagine you're traveling across the Earth in a straight line, heading east.

We are seeking an interactive Designer for our Shanghai, China office to conceptualize and design interactive media and branding projects.

Yet its assistant director, Paul Rosenstei n-Rodan, sought to conceptualize the development challenge with the “Big Push” theory.

The team first developed a service view to conceptualize the separation of the consumer and the service.

The ability to conceptualize is one of the most likely indicators of who will be a successful manager.

We are seeking a motion graphics Designer for our Shanghai, China office to conceptualize and design graphics for on-air promotion, image and branding projects.

It is this project that Ito actually holds most dear, as it forced him to re-conceptualize what is architecture and who it is for.

Plenty of chefs don't touch food (they conceptualize: their minions mince the shallots and deglaze the saucepans), but I still have one niggling question: Who accidentally drinks antifreeze?

With these simple ideas, you can conceptualize a special baby shower theme that will be remembered by the parents and the guests.

The ultimate issue is your ability to think about and conceptualize 'something to say' and once you have done that, find the language that allows you to say it most directly and elegantly.

During early sessions of the studio, teams of 3-4 people are formed to conceptualize structural systems of the vertical habitat, and to finish research report and model making.