'conceptual difference' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express the clear distinction between two concepts while comparing them. For example, "This study focused on the conceptual difference between ideologies and beliefs."
Even though the Wiener filter obtained with the two different approaches is the same, its evaluation with the performance measures is slightly different due the conceptual difference between the two methods.
That's not all that different from an REST API, of course, but the conceptual difference is that an RPC request are more focused on kicking off remote code (similar to a function in a programming languages) while REST calls focus on resources.
"There is no conceptual difference".
The conceptual difference here is signaled by Steven Capone's set.
Mathias stressed that there is no conceptual difference in the two types of weapons systems and therefore they should have the same restrictions.
There is no conceptual difference between robots and earlier labor-saving technologies, including the switch from steam power to electricity and the adoption of the assembly line.
While many conventional scientific publishers are doing similar things today, Ginsparg said, the arXiv still has an "extraordinary conceptual difference" and is vastly less expensive than conventional publishing.
Second, a universe of conceptual difference separates bacteria from "little green men". We have good reason to think that life in its least complex form represents a fully predictable extension of ordinary chemistry and physics, given planets with appropriate conditions.
The conceptual difference between a GPU implementation directly adapted from a standard CPU approach and a new optimized formulation, specifically conceived for GPUs, is discussed and comparatively assessed.
Two small scale network equilibrium problems are analyzed in detail to better illustrate the conceptual difference between the two approaches as well as the commonly used computational methods.
It wasn't that they really cared about the conceptual difference between the claim that Jesus and the Father were homoousian (same in essence) and the claim that the two were homoiousian (same in substance); they cared about whether the Homoousians or the Homoiousians were going to run the Church.
