Sentence examples for conceptual resonance from inspiring English sources

The formation of the Brampton kame belt also has particular conceptual resonance in terms of constraining the nature of kame genesis, whereby an evolving glacier karst is a key mechanism in the spatial and temporal development of ice-contact sediment-landform associations.

That said, Plotinus certainly is sensitive to the duality of the unity of Intellect (as compared with the unity of the One), and even occasionally overtly emphasizes the notion of Intellect's composition out of "intelligible matter" (See Enneads 2.4.1 5, 5.4.2 and 5.5.4; on the conceptual resonance of "intelligible matter" in Plotinus and Ibn Gabirol, see Dillon 1992).

The works bring a conceptual resonance to the cliche "one man's trash is another man's treasure".

As her work became more individual in the 1970s, the characteristic classical scrolls and curvaceous detailing were more pronounced, Woodman now principally interested in the conceptual and ritualistic resonances of ceramics, and investing her work with greater sensory richness.

Often, his works seem to be the product of a hyper-intellectual tinkerer, who relishes his time at the soldering bench as much as he enjoys producing unexpected conceptual and auditory resonances.

Harrison's gesture is a hollow echo of a work with real resonance and conceptual heft.

Therefore, the conceptual issues raised by this study have global resonance and are particularly important where heritage protection is less robust and structures can be removed with little consideration of the environmental consequences.

This theoretical result and the EEG, ECoG, and LFP data support a conceptual framework where cognitive processing depends critically on resonance phenomena in multiple select frequency bands.

What makes motor and affective resonance special is that it goes beyond mere conceptual sharing.

But if the psychological resonances creep up on you, so do the conceptual ones.

Here, we investigate the nature of visual object representations from perceptual to conceptual levels in an unbiased data-driven manner using a functional magnetic resonance imaging adaptation paradigm with pictures of animals.