How to pronounce“constructs”in English

creates constructs from which we operate so if i if i think about exceptionality or that or being an exception or being exceptional as a burden or a challenge

the constructs that our perceptual system is leading us

These are incredibly complex constructs that have to work just like any other complex machinery.

These really flexible constructs can apply to every part of a business.

And those gorilla constructs are no longer valid.

And one of the constructs in your book that I thought was fascinating is that you provide a family tree of your

It has constructs on it.

The great big constructs that our descendants may build, the visitations.

Howard challenges the traditional constructs of the classroom and the Dynamics of learning through the social media classroom and his online learning

There's societal constructs of 60 minute presentations or meetings -- Scott Berkun: Yes.

bridges are human constructs right but a bridge after all is built with molecules

They are different constructs as we would say.

Yes >> People made constructs.

And so these two constructs are positively correlated.

within the constructs that exist.

He is beyond the constructs of our imagination.

about the constructs were inventions i wonder if there's other inventions that will allow us to sort of

um solid psychological constructs and solid neuroscientific constructs and i wonder what the impact is of the language that

But that is largely the constructs that are taught in business school today.

is warmth and competence to stereotypic constructs that have gotten a great deal of attention in the literature LRT Jen's being one who's here at Stanford an

You have all of these constructs that allow meaningful changes to occur without breaking the system completely.

that i could write nd arrays constructs and that reduction was there very simple to write summations and and and broadcasting was there i could do

it's like we're using constructs that aren't well defined and unless we kind of dig in but in human experience

But until we understand business models that apply to all four constructs, we will not expand our universe.

And you can begin to see some of the constructs.

in there that are very easy no big fancy constructs we have those in the in the 50th Anniversary Book and hopefully uh

but if you partial out the positive covariants in these two constructs, and you just look at those individuals that say that they feel happy, but

to create um these you know beautiful communities and constructs and to share an exploration of the world together

they're they're they're just philosophical constructs but there also seem to be somehow deeply in us too it there we have a sense of what is

right because after all definitions we make are just constructs that make it easier for us to study that not necessarily represent

it is so powerful it morphs in all kinds of incredible constructs

Is there something like a pure awareness that is free from mental constructs, hope and fear, that

In our minds, we built constructs to give ourselves order, structure, safety.

We are low entropy constructs that have some complexity.

These research findings suggest that there is a separation between these two constructs,

lonely traditionally loneliness and depression loneliness and anxiety were treated as very similar constructs uh so much so that one of the common measures

whether loneliness and depression are the same thing and we find them to be separate constructs they're separate mental States uh our longitudinal

basically understand on some level you could garnish it with all kinds of of theoretical constructs but

And by the way, these constructs, which are both very positive things, correlate around 0.4 when you're younger all the way to 0.8 when you're older.

But I wanted to summarize the differences between these two very positive constructs.

even in the gender research I you know the degree to which those two constructs

and basically turn on particular interventions there you can sort of create constructs that are tuned to only the liver cells or only the heart cells

in large part i would say are are figments of imagination that become really useful constructs and

a lot of i mean i mean the all human languages have constructs which depend on a notion of space and time where did

And so what we'll do is we'll take you through a couple of ideas about the constructs that we consider that shift us between cooperation

But I would still happily rely on a lot of this work to understand a lot of the ancient constructs and contexts

And kind of related to that, are there any social constructs that you came across that you thought how would we implement

They see the world through constructs of thinking thoughts long-term.

active users, because the original company was using old constructs.