Sentence examples for conceptual generality from inspiring English sources

In addition to its conceptual generality, the new condition shows that in certain cases there exists no critical Semenov number.

I suggest that a niche-related approach to laboratory learning paradigms has conceptual generality and the potential to facilitate connections with the study of neurophysiology, genetics, and evolution.

In sum, given the conceptual generality and the well-developed theory of MDPs, coupled with the powerful solution techniques available, the MDP approach is well suited to deal with risk in forest ecosystem management, and to develop practical adaptive management policies with both economic and ecological objectives.

The conceptual beauty, novelty and generality of thermodynamics is illustrated by a number of examples showing the basic, essential role of thermodynamics in our understanding of physics and chemistry.

Because of the generality and conceptual vagueness of semiosis and communication, how one elucidates the other is still an underexplored theme.

As has been mentioned already, dialogical logic has converted itself into a conceptual framework of sufficient generality to be able to express, combine and compare a number of diverse notions of validity of logical inference.

And three, we test the generality of conceptual ideas of biodiversity change driven by disturbance.

Thus the same other advantages also apply: physical insight with conceptual clarity, simplicity and sufficient generality.

It was proven theoretically that for sensors of non-negligible length, the statistical properties of the signal obtained depend only on local holdup, local size distribution and sensor length; a new and easier method of deriving the appropriate mathematical expressions was found, based on a conceptual model which does not affect the generality of the expressions.

Whitehead also described religion more technically as "an ultimate craving to infuse into the insistent particularity of emotion that non-temporal generality which primarily belongs to conceptual thought alone".

However one construes the notion of representation here (and any crude pictorial theory can be ruled out), it is clear that conceptual representation was taken to involve some level of generality, and so there is an obvious problem where singular concepts are concerned.