conventionalization

Conventionalization in the first generation: a community acquires a language.

This has resulted in what she refers to as a "numbness" and "conventionalization" of today's cinema.

Though the pictographic origins of these characters are apparent, they have already undergone extensive simplification and conventionalization.

Another trait of cognitive semantics is the recognition that meaning is not fixed but a matter of construal and conventionalization.

Beneath their strict conventionalization one could grasp the minute and accurate observation and graphic skill of the artists; and indeed, the very conventions themselves served to symbolize and accentuate the real essence or vital differentiation of every object delineated.

In 1910 Metzner met the vacationing Frank Lloyd Wright and, according to the scholarship of Anthony Alofsin, Metzer had an impact on Wright's "conventionalization" of the human figure and its incorporation into buildings like the Larkin Building and Midway Gardens.