In this way, so the configurative theory tells us, a courtyard could be civilized without giving it an overtly formal straightjacket.
The investments being made by players in their configurative role are harnessed, leveraged and incorporated by developers.
Thus the artist's engagement with technology can be a magnified instance of the raw configurative force of language, called out by sheer unlimited formativity.
What can possibly be the reason for cutting up the players configurative activities with close-to-parodic, B-movie-type cinematic sequences?
The configurative logics of institutional arrangements shape relationships within and among institutional sectors, such as the business system, the system of research, the system of education, etc.
Definition of configurative in US English:
configurative
adjective-ˈfiɡ(y)ərətiv
See configuration
Example sentencesExamples
Thus the artist's engagement with technology can be a magnified instance of the raw configurative force of language, called out by sheer unlimited formativity.
The investments being made by players in their configurative role are harnessed, leveraged and incorporated by developers.
The configurative logics of institutional arrangements shape relationships within and among institutional sectors, such as the business system, the system of research, the system of education, etc.
In this way, so the configurative theory tells us, a courtyard could be civilized without giving it an overtly formal straightjacket.
What can possibly be the reason for cutting up the players configurative activities with close-to-parodic, B-movie-type cinematic sequences?