schema English

Meaning schema meaning

What does schema mean?

schema

— noun an internal representation of the world; an organization of concepts and actions that can be revised by new information about the world

— noun (= outline) a schematic or preliminary plan

Synonyms schema synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as schema?

schema English » English

scheme

plan

outline

diagram

pattern

figure

model

design

type

system

stamp

schematic

schemat

project

programme

program

module

modelling

modeling

mock-up

mannikin

manikin

manakin

make

illustration

graph

fashion model

explanatory diagram

compendium

checklist

chart

blueprint

ascetism

Examples schema examples

How do I use schema in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Spit three times and say the Schema.

While Mr. Palmer attempts to reconstruct his physical reality, we need more data to construct a viable schema of his interior psychological state.

A psychopath suffering from paranoid bulimia who was out on parole for a rehab schema for anorexics eventually confessed to assaulting Mr. de Lime and eating his eyes.

It's a really good schema.

Did you overwrite the data schema?

But. schema as deep and as calculating as that can, in the end, spin a man off into madness.

I'd have taken vows of schema long ago and settled down in a cave for good.

No, I'II take a schema.

Can you tell me about your neural schema? - No, I can't. - Why?

Doctor, he's asking me about my neural schema.

And I want your neural schema.

News and current affairs

The schema might also be applied to political relations: Hirschman wrote a memorable article showing how the ability to exit East Germany in 1989 produced a sudden breakdown of loyalty.