Sentence examples for conceptual merit from inspiring English sources

More broadly our research talks to ongoing debates on the conceptual merit and practical utility of public benefit as a central organising principle for spatial planning.

Because of their reputation for being arty pussies who'd probably applaud the conceptual merit of me scamming them for a free education, I thought I'd ease into the week by visiting Goldsmiths first.

For we are not used to dealing with buildings here on their intrinsic aesthetic or conceptual merits.

One of the conceptual merits of this paper is that of accounting for plantation yield in energy terms.

Thanking PD Dr. Wolfgang Ahlf on the occasion of his retirement for his outstanding experimental and conceptual merits in the field of sediment ecotoxicology and his personal 65th anniversary this article will present a laudation.

"Nor do I think all conceptual art merits the viewer's attention," LeWitt concludes at the end of his manifesto.

However, such a thorough analysis should also translate into some significant conceptual advances to merit publication in eLife.

This prologue and epilogue make up a phenomenological essay on one of the rare artworks of recent times to merit the prefix "conceptual".

From the perspective of Chan practice, the merits of cutting off conceptual craving and calculation are immediately evident.

Because results are sensitive to the indicators used, the deinstitutionalization of marriage argument merits greater empirical and conceptual attention.

SoHo Through May 19 Whatever the aesthetic merit of Gene Beery's Pop-Conceptual paintings, on view in this delightful miniretrospective, they are certainly funny.