Sentence examples for conceptual ties from inspiring English sources

In light of the discussion above, important conceptual ties can be made to the elements that constitute the notion of an abstract dynamical system.

Donald Davidson [1980, essay 3] asserted that an action, in some basic sense, is something an agent does that was 'intentional under some description,' and many other philosophers have agreed with him that there is a conceptual tie between genuine action, on the one hand, and intention, on the other.

A possible implication of the apparently close conceptual tie between these topics is that teaching genetic drift effectively could be a way to help students address their misconceptions about both natural selection and genetic drift.

It's conceptual and ties back to skateboarding.

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The screens that hung low above the runway at the Jil Sander show featured Christo, Richard Wilson and other once-avant garde conceptual artists, tying up buildings or knocking artistic holes in them — a preview to the deliberately torn and artfully destroyed clothes from the designer Raf Simons.

In order to contextualize our study within the broader range of research on pastoral livelihoods, we have generated a conceptual framework that ties new activities to traditional ones in order to depict the current socio-ecological and economic conditions and practices of pastoral livelihoods in Laikipia, Kenya.

Turnock [ 12] developed a conceptual framework that ties together the mission and functions of public health to the inputs, processes, outputs and outcomes of the system (see Figure 1).

Damian Catera works the other way around: he prefers to tie conceptual knots.

His music is less conceptual and more tied into the last half-century of jazz history than Mr. Moran's, and more discursive than Mr. Charlap's or Mr. Mehldau's.

This transformation of Cubism and Futurism evolved eventually into an original brand of performance and conceptual art, always with ties to the past.