Sentence examples for a conceptual interpretation of from inspiring English sources
The found object became the inspiration for his sensorial montage, "Primary Thoughts," a conceptual interpretation of the psychiatrist's den.
It nevertheless constitutes a demonstration of a conceptual interpretation of the depth-dependent frequency content and slow down-dip rupture of the Tohoku-Oki earthquake proposed by Meng et al. (2011).
Although not initially intended, the project evolved into a conceptual interpretation of futurist and inventor Raymond Kurzweil's 1999 book The Age of Spiritual Machines.
The proposed interpretation-process provided a conceptual interpretation of the classes [ 24].
This reveals a novel conceptual interpretation of the working mechanism of the cell cycle and the genes regulated by this pathway.
In order to enhance credibility, i.e. whether or not the research findings represent a credible conceptual interpretation of the data and thereby trustworthiness [ 45], field notes and the field-work diary were discussed with the second author who is English and less immersed in neonatal care.
Finally a conceptual interpretation was developed to capture the essence of the viewpoints being endorsed.
The development of individual and translational medicine as well as a still unsolved issue of conceptual interpretation of the human genome make modern research in biological chemistry, molecular, cell biology, and other allied scopes impossible without collecting, storing and using different types of biological material.
As a complement to the time-dependent numerical solution described above, we illustrate here an approximate analytical solution that aids in conceptual interpretation of the results.
Among those transforms, the Fourier transform has been playing an important role, as the most classical one, for the conceptual interpretation of the transform domain coefficients in terms of frequency and spectrum.
Yet Postlethwaite was both frank and thoughtful in suggesting that Goold's flashy, conceptual interpretation of King Lear was "misjudged" and "overwhelmed by ideas".
