I. conceptualise ingl. austr., ingl. brit., conceptualize [kənˈseptjʊəlaɪz, ingl. am. -tʃuə-] ingl. am. V. intr.
II. conceptualise ingl. austr., ingl. brit., conceptualize [kənˈseptjʊəlaɪz, ingl. am. -tʃuə-] ingl. am. V. trans.
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Three hundred kilograms is not easy to conceptualise.
www.telegraph.co.uk The institute has been conceptualised as a platform from which independent initiatives and organizations could emerge.
en.wikipedia.org Some social scientists conceptualise knowledge within a naturalistic framework, and emphasize the gradation of recent knowledge into knowledge acquired over many generations.
en.wikipedia.org Once they receive the creative brief from their account team, the creative team will conceptualise ideas to take to their creative director for feedback.
en.wikipedia.org In this measure, market orientation is conceptualised as a one-dimensional construct, with three components, namely: customer orientation, competitor orientation, and interfunctional coordination.
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