“What we know about how an informational text is structured or built is part of our schema, or prior knowledge.”

“The schema would consist of an initial strong syllable followed by an unspecified number of weak syllables.”

“The family operates as a cognitive schema, which is mostly doxic, that is, invisible, naturalised and taken for granted.”

“When love denies human compassion, love itself becomes part of a materialist schematism.”

“Thus for Keynes intuition is an important instrument to put at work in his logical schematism.”

“Keynes also explains in detail how to use in practice his logical schematism.”

“The physical arrangement of the circuit doesn't matter as long as the component connections remain the same as shown in the schematic.”

“In fact the book is deceptively simple in that its schematization appears to choke a more serious and sustained argument.”

“This solar-system atom is so intuitively pleasing, such a neat schematization of the atom's anatomy, that it has become one of science's universal icons.”

“He aimed to provide a basis to establish a general schematization of literary theory as a kind of world poetics.”

“Isothermic deformation characteristics are the limits of schematisation.”

“The majority of the Venus figurines appear to be depictions of women, many of which follow certain artistic conventions, on the lines of schematisation and stylisation.”

“The screen flashes and a diagram of the schematics of the spherical generator appear.”

“He emphasises the uselessness of formulae, even while providing us with several very useful schematics illustrating common narrative techniques.”

“Then we can get Thompson and maybe the FBI's help to provide us with the maker and possible schematics.”

“First, he makes small marbleized papers bursting with rich, designer hues far removed from traditional landscape color schemas.”

“The Schema framework approach creates a decentralized framework of strictly versioned schemas.”

“Similarities across actually encountered expressions allow the extraction of schemas of varying degrees of abstraction.”

“This process involved the application of fairly standardized schemata and models to the layout and structure of urban settlements.”

“Upon occasion, Mill extolled all four of his inductive schemata as rules of proof of causal connection.”

“Each successive classification of salivary neoplasia holds space for malignancies that defy these classification schemata.”