Sentence examples for conceptual meaning from inspiring English sources

One should bear in mind that the word wave may have a very different conceptual meaning and convey different images at various times to different people.

These imponderables are consciousness in the sense of sentience or subjective experience, the self, free will, conceptual meaning, knowledge and morality.

Use of appropriately placed highlighting could benefit the design of a complex symbol by pointing out pertinent areas to aid in determining its intended conceptual meaning.

Mantras: Mantras are words or syllables, sometimes without conceptual meaning, that are chanted or intoned during meditation as a method of intuitively experiencing the mysteries they symbolize, and for helping to focus the mind (e.g., 'Om mani padme hum').

Mantras, I learned, are words or syllables, usually of Sanskrit origin, often without conceptual meaning, that are chanted or intoned during meditation as a method of intuitively experiencing the mysteries they symbolize, and for helping to focus the mind.

In this paper, we want to draw the attention to the importance of informing software designers who will develop dictionary software to make translation from Turkish to Turkish or to another language about the conceptual meaning of the words apart from their meanings and to the importance of supporting research into this field.

Both a theoretical basis and Suhr's recommendations (variables on same factors share conceptual meanings and variables on different factors differ conceptually) guided variable selection and interpretation of factors [ 16].

More proficient bilinguals, compared with less proficient bilinguals, showed reduced amplitudes in both N400 and LPC when the integration depended on semantic and conceptual meanings.

Throughout a student's high school science courses, the terms, Mass and Weight, are used by educators without regard to their actual conceptual meanings and the two become a "gray" area in the students' mind.

Blends not only blend sounds but also meanings and behind them the conceptual meanings of the words blended together.

Identity is a fluid social process that has a range of conceptual meanings and theoretical roles associated with it (Fauchart & Gruber, 2011; Hoang & Gimeno, 2010).