Sentence examples for conceptual realisation from inspiring English sources
He highlights that the processes do not have a one-to-one relationship with conceptual realisation and real word physicalities; any process may realise any concept in the right circumstances (Fawcett, 2009: 2009.
From this we can see that it is not a reliable analysis strategy to select a process based upon the conceptual realisation of the clause alone, as there is not a direct relationship between these two elements.
THE biggest conceptual breakthrough in the war on cancer was the realisation by the 1980s that it is always a genetic disease.
They suggest that a 'model one' approach relies most strictly on the syntactic realisation of the clause, whereas 'model two' places greater emphasis on conceptual criteria.
Cascading approach compromises results - The strong conceptual focus of the CB strategy on eventual results for community capacity and realisation of human rights was weakened by the methodology that heavily relied on cascading.
A conceptual framework for the remediation of N overload is presented which rests on the realisation of cycling principles and zero-emission approaches on all scales of agricultural production and which pleads for regional approaches that transcend sectoral boundaries and take account of overall regional N fluxes.
Before the conference, I came to the realisation that even though I was on board with puking as a conceptual phenomenon, I had no idea what vomiting entailed, at least scientifically speaking.
This paper proposes two conceptual elements as necessary to the design of a general EAP writing syllabus and its subsequent realisation as a course.
This realisation was timely.
