Sentence examples for conceptual elements of from inspiring English sources
The discussion that follows explains in brief the principal conceptual elements of QED.
By 1000, the Pythagorean model of light had been abandoned, and a ray model, containing the basic conceptual elements of what is now known as geometrical optics, had emerged.
In the other version (speech plus gesture), the instructor produced scripted gestures to highlight and draw links between relevant information in the slides and conceptual elements of ANOVA.
Many design and conceptual elements of the PRHI strategy are adapted from the Toyota Production System and its Pittsburgh derivative, the Alcoa Business System.
The various schools of thought that have elaborated on the concept of vulnerability focus on different conceptual elements of this concept, ranging from the direct outcome of a hazard to the influencing societal conditions, such as exposure, susceptibility, coping capacity, power relations, and social capital (Chambers 1989; Chambers and Conway 1992; Bohle et al. 1994; Wisner et al. 2004).
Incorporating conceptual elements of Afrofuturism and science fiction, The ArchAndroid continues the series' fictional tale of a messianic android and features lyrical themes of love, identity, and self-realization.
Then we fine-tune the navigation map by defining the navigation policy along with the assignment of conceptual elements to physical places.
In this way, Hegel does try to reconcile the need for conceptual elements constitutive of traditional epistemological idealism with (most of) the categorical commitments characteristic of traditional ontological idealism yet in a way that no longer requires the opposition between epistemology and ontology.
We compared the types and frequencies of conceptual elements used in students' explanations of evolutionary change (Fig. 1).
These are teams of people coming up with "creative information products" which include conceptual elements, and require lots of different kinds of people to execute.
Our proposed concept of "innovative opportunities" thus consists of three conceptual elements, that is, economic value, mobilization of resources and appropriability.
