Sentence examples for conceptual precision from inspiring English sources
Separately, the works are head-spinningly diverse; cumulatively, they reveal how photographic practices of the period, through conceptual precision and visual ingenuity, helped lay the foundation of Japanese contemporary art.
His view was not constrained by Carnap's ideals of conceptual precision, deductive systematicity and logical rigor.
Instead, for Lacan, analysis both theoretical and clinical permits delineating and tracking the Real with conceptual precision, if only as an exercise in pinpointing the exact limits of the Imaginary, the Symbolic, and their overlappings.
Even if there is little conceptual precision, literature shows that the idea of what we call traceability is an agreed-upon and fundamental standard in futures research [6, 24].
On the other hand, advertising agencies tend to nurture conceptual precision and communication of abstract ideas.
Employing a fastidious hand-cast process to make these pieces, Graham's resin works are divergent in shape and aesthetic, but are always guided by conceptual precision.
This study proposes an artificial intelligence approach, the evolutionary fuzzy hybrid neural network (EFHNN), to improve conceptual cost estimate precision.
Here, we discuss a new conceptual framework, termed "precision metabolic engineering," involving the design and engineering of systems that make different products in response to different signals.
The purpose of clarifying the terms used in the field of PTSD is to provide a resource for conceptual clarity, terminological precision, and understanding of meaningful nuances of the words used in clinical practice.
But while Richards has imaginative chutzpah, she lacks the literary precision or conceptual consistency of Angela Carter or Jeanette Winterson, to whom her ambition might be compared.
For students with an ability (i.e., person parameter) between − 1 and 1 on the latent dimension, the bMCU test measures conceptual understanding with high precision.
