Sentence examples for conceptual flexibility from inspiring English sources

The testing battery included measures of psychomotor speed, time perception, conceptual flexibility, focused attention, working memory, long-term/episodic memory, and metamemory.

Given the wide-open future of cyber warfare, it would make sense to expand the analogy to include other revolutionary military technologies to provide the conceptual flexibility necessary to confront the presently unforeseeable challenges that lie ahead in cyberspace.

This is because of the conceptual flexibility of the boundary between enhancement and treatment.

The method is implemented in three different infrastructures, (shared, distributed memory, and hybrid) to show its conceptual flexibility and scalability.

The parallelization has been implemented in three different infrastructures: shared, distributed memory, and hybrid to show its conceptual flexibility and scalability.

This conceptual flexibility must be accompanied by concomitant practical flexibility in social structures.

In this paper, a conceptual definition of flexibility which suits infrastructure design has been proposed.

Ryan Gallagher's "Strife" (2008) challenged the musicians' flexibility — conceptual as well as technical — by moving briskly (at times precipitately) between thorny, dissonant passages and soft-edged lyrical ones.

The preliminary obtained results show a good agreement, however numerical approach has the advantage of conceptual simplicity and flexibility brought about by the stiffness matrix method.

In Year 1, we will work with a small number of teachers to refine our existing CEMS materials, to integrate the materials into their curriculum, and to validate outcome measures that assess multiple types of knowledge (e.g., procedural flexibility, conceptual knowledge and procedural knowledge).

We assessed some of the components referred as part of executive functions, more specifically, planning, abstraction and conceptual capacity, mental flexibility, phonologic and semantic associative verbal fluency, working memory, selective attention, response conflict, response inhibition, visual-spatial organization and construction.