Sentence examples for conceptual variation from inspiring English sources

This study investigates students' conceptual variation and coordination among theoretical and experimental interpretations of probability.

Although the vulnerability concept is still characterized by a considerable degree of conceptual variation and haziness, the literature review and the survey (Questions 2 and 4), show that compared to resilience the vulnerability concept is more elaborated and advanced methodologically.

The very conceptual variation and vagueness of vulnerability and, in particular, resilience may facilitate their use as communicative bridges between scholars and practitioners from different disciplines in disaster risk management.

The assessment of 'inappropriateness' of an ambulance contact is complex and varied in the included evidence; a result of methodological limitations and conceptual variation.

In the solving process, conceptual variations can occur through which scientific knowledge (theories, methods and languages) evolves.

I especially liked a page of typewritten notes titled "THINGS I CAN DO," for the conceptual piece "Variations III": among the possibilities are "Answer questions," "Read from articles," "Smoke," "Think," "Leave the room," "Speak in German," and "Take pills".

In Ms. Neuenschwander's conceptual-art variation, which will be displayed at the rear of the New Museum's lobby, colorful silk ribbons have each been stamped with one of 60 wishes left by previous viewers of the piece.

The majority of individuals improved their scores in the post-test and are, therefore, represented above the diagonal Fig. 5 Dino Problem pretest post-test scores (n = 124) broken down by concepretest post-test(V variation, O origin of variation, I inheritance, F fitnescorespopulation change).

For its conceptual virtuosity and stylistic variation, the most inspiring of them all is Joel Smith's SAUL STEINBERG: Illuminations (Yale University, $65), a smartly annotated miscellany of rare and familiar sketches and finished tableaus.

Laudan's formula of solved empirical problems minus generated conceptual problems is a variation of the same idea.

The resulting set of patterns, in the form of 77 Design Heuristics, catalog how designers appear to introduce intentional variation into conceptual product designs.