Sentence examples for conceptual tasks from inspiring English sources
One of the conceptual tasks to which Bush and his advisers will not be equal is that the Tuesday Terror, for all its studious viciousness, was a mere adumbration.
Difficult conceptual tasks are thus transformed into robust perceptual ones.
Research programs designed to test signaling functions for these facial displays (or any others) should be organized in light of two interlocking conceptual tasks.
We propose realizing communicative plans in graphics by mapping the communicative goals to conceptual tasks and then using the task-based graphic design to select graphical techniques.
They found many of the 868 papers they analyzed combined one or more of these types, citing Peer Instruction2 (Mazur, 1996) as an example that combines technology, collaborative learning, and conceptual tasks.
It has been well documented in the literature that peer discussion improves performance on conceptual tasks (e.g., Smith et al., 2009), so future activities aimed at improving transfer should involve some degree of group discussion.
Recently he gave himself the conceptual task of making an artwork a day and posting it on his blog, dailymades.blogspot.com.blogspot.com
How do novel words, those that do not provide any top-down information, affect preschoolers' visual sampling in a conceptual task?
By perceiving algebraic elements that are closer together in a hierarchical structure as a unified, perceptual object, one could transform the conceptual task of verifying algebraic validity into the perceptual task of checking that transformations do not violate algebraic objects.
The experiment reported here adopted a design that required subjects to process identical visual stimuli while performing different tasks: an action perception task, and two 'linguistic' tasks, a phonological task and a conceptual task.
These results demonstrate that there were no cortical regions exclusively activated either during the conceptual task or the phonological task which were not part of the network activated by action perception.
