Sentence examples for conceptual references from inspiring English sources
By contrast, Eisenman is an architect who sometimes gets trapped in his own head: he is known for conceptual references that, while playful, can border on the impenetrable.
Through further development of their images by the addition of color, conceptual references and print states, works created in the class explored the combination of traditional and digital practices with the student's individual aesthetics.
One of the many benefits of DCVs in science instruction is that they are better than static visualizations in serving as conceptual references for complex, dynamic molecular representations and processes (Marbach-Ad et al. 2008; Smetana and Bell 2012; Savec et al. 2005).
"We wanted to hit as many chords as possible from handmade books that break out of the traditional codex by artists like Julie Chen, Marie Dern and Danielle Giudici Wallis to more conceptual references to books like those of Lisa Kokin and Jessica Drenk," says Seagar.
The lack of conceptual references for these expressions complicates the organization of literature.
These terms are often vaguely used, meanings change in different studies, and there is a lack of conceptual references to guide their use in scientific literature.
We have organized our data using the CIDOC CRM (Conceptual Reference Model).
Typically, analyses of the OMC characterize it with regard to two dominant conceptual reference points: the dichotomies of old/new governance and of hard/soft law.
In our contribution, we first propose definitions of the terms "Green and Sustainable Software" and "Green and Sustainable Software Engineering", then we outline a conceptual reference model, the GREENSOFT Model.
In this talk we will explain how this work is being done, explore the conceptual reference model of the Smart Grid and related standards that are emerging, and discuss some the challenges that need to be addressed.
The book, which grows out of courses taught by the author at Columbia and Johns Hopkins, can be used by graduate students in economics, finance, and public policy, or as a conceptual reference for practitioners.
