Sentence examples for conceptual tool to from inspiring English sources
These exhibits used design as a conceptual tool to celebrate simple pleasures and explore issues like waste, social change and technological overload.
For more complex neural systems and in more general cases CPGs are still a powerful conceptual tool to construct notional minimal neural circuitry needed to undertake a simple task.
In spite of better representation of the behavior of beams, however, this model has been used largely as a conceptual tool to describe beam behavior rather than a precise analytical model.
In the first step of the procedure we further developed a framework which was already used by Isfort3 as a conceptual tool to select performance indicators of PSUM [15], and which was based on the dimensions of urban sustainability and the objectives of PSUM.
The idea of the galactic habitable zone has been criticized by Nikos Prantzos, on the grounds that the parameters to create it are impossible to define even approximately, and that thus the galactic habitable zone may merely be a useful conceptual tool to enable a better understanding of the distribution of life, rather than an end to itself.
The policy transfer approach is used as a conceptual tool to analyze the possible policy changes related to the adaptation of HFA into the national context.
The legal system simply lacks the conceptual tools to take account of odd folk who consider that they are being damaged by something that is making them richer.
Managers need to locate their strategies along the continuum, and the role of management writers is to provide the conceptual tools to make this easier.
This presentation takes us into the world of biased bots, altruistic algorithms, and their many entanglements, and provides conceptual tools to decode tech promises with sociologically informed skepticism.
I think one of the interesting things that's happening right now is that we have so few political, institutional tools, and, I would say, conceptual tools to handle the kinds of changes that are required.
