Sentence examples for conceptual areas from inspiring English sources
Herpetology is a rapidly evolving field, which has contributed to new discoveries in many conceptual areas of biology.
In the '90s, two women, Miuccia Prada and Jil Sander, led other designers into new conceptual areas, Ms. Prada with her widely copied nylon bags and notion of "ugly chic".
Explanatory variables were grouped into five conceptual areas: economic factors, demographic characteristics, cultural/social values, attachment to property, and opinions about vegetation management control.
The book is divisible into four conceptual areas: the structural biology of the midgut; digestion and transport; the insect midgut as a target for control strategies; and the idgut as an environment for other organisms.
A common overlap involves three conceptual areas – the most frequently used apps on the first screen, folders of related apps on the following screens, and rarely used apps on the last.
Student responses on the pre- and posttest were also examined by two of the primary conceptual areas: common ancestry and natural selection.
The purpose of the following discussion is to show how this Conceptual Area can be employed to efficiently organize perceptual data, to learn movement primitives from human demonstration and to generate complex actions by combining and sequencing simpler ones.
TEK is then a conceptual area where indigenous and other views can be brought to the discussion of environmental ideas and concerns without fear.
One of the key design challenges when creating an environment that directs motions for a sophisticated conceptual area like geometric proof is determining which actions to direct to best facilitate students' reasoning.
Crucial to determining balls and strikes is the umpire's judgment as to whether a pitch has passed through the strike zone, a conceptual area above home plate extending from the midpoint between the batter's shoulders and belt down to the hollow of the knee.
The third conceptual area surrounds the timing of risk.
