Sentence examples for conceptual terminology from inspiring English sources

This paper intends to do just that, relying primarily on the conceptual terminology of John Sowa.

To detect key phrases such as conceptual terminology, term connections or co-occurring terms were summarized.

In this review, cellular and molecular responses to mechanical stimuli were discussed, and the new conceptual terminology of mechanomics referred to transcriptomics and proteomics combined with systematically-varied mechanical stimuli was proposed.

In the existing literature, different conceptual terminology, such as universal health care [ 9], universal health care coverage [ 10, 11], universal health system, universal health coverage, or simply universal coverage, have been used to refer to basically the same concept [ 9, 12– 12].

Japanese and English were the most obvious, but also in the mix were technical jargon, conceptual dance terminology and, most insular of all, the giggling, near-wordless communication among teenagers.

There are various usages for both terms, be they conceptual (including terminology) or methodological (heuristics or strategic analysis).

The conceptual interface between terminology and architecture requires standardization, preferably within a reference information model.

The goal of the current article is therefore two-fold: (a) to provide readers with the conceptual background and terminology related to the use of GT and (b) to facilitate understanding of the range of issues that need to be considered in the design, implementation, and interpretation of generalizability and dependability studies.

The study of plant behaviour will be aided by conceptual approaches and terminology for cooperation, altruism and helping.

In addition, students must pay focused attention to and practice extensively with several layers of knowledge: factual (terminology), conceptual (categories), procedural (skills, methods, and criteria), and metacognitive (self-knowledge; Ericsson et al., 1993; Anderson et al., 2001).

Our review and experience shows that the conceptual frameworks and terminologies used by prominent global actors to describe health systems in LMICs vary significantly from those used to describe Australia's health system.