Sentence examples for conceptual unit from inspiring English sources

The conceptual unit was able to reduce in 64% the water consumed in irrigation.

We need a basis for design, and a conceptual unit of organization, that are applicable across constant technological change.

The economic feasibility analysis showed that the conceptual unit is financially unfeasible, under the conditions of this study.

A definition was provided that allows combining two unrelated words into a novel conceptual unit (e.g., milk taxi = a delivery service, which is directly dispatched from a farm).

Oxford Dictionaries defines a "word" variously as a "single distinct meaningful element of speech or writing" or "conceptual unit of language", allowing emoji to take their place among more conventional communicative forms.

To represent positions, we would like our programming language to have the capacity to couple together a latitude and longitude to form a pair, a compound data value that our programs can manipulate as a single conceptual unit, but which also has two parts that can be considered individually.

The correlation and fusion service use an internal database to store and relate the various conceptual units of the outputs discovered by both sides.

Coding of the conceptual units within each response was based on a coding scheme comprised of three reasoning patterns discussed earlier: evolutionary reasoning (ER), intuitive reasoning (IR), and creationist reasoning (CR).

Desire and Domestic Fiction: A Political History of the Novel (Oxford University Press, 1987) argues that domestic fiction written by, for, or about women first imagined the forms of courtship, marriage, and household that serve as the conceptual units of the modern liberal state.

To the authors' knowledge, no economic study has explicitly considered the basic technical relationship between surveillance, intervention and mitigation; aggregate conceptual units which are the fundamental elements for consideration when making recommendations for disease mitigation policies which are economically efficient.

An aspect can be either a conceptual programming unit or a concrete, specific unit named aspect (as in widely investigated languages such as AspectJ1 and CaesarJ2).