Sentence examples for conceptual views from inspiring English sources
The problem is that different data encapsulate different conceptual views of the world.
The reader is provided with a special emphasis on ATP-sensitive and recently cloned two-pore (or tandem) domain potassium channels, as well as several emerging conceptual views and advances such as nuclear receptors, uncoupling proteins and gap junctions that the authors speculate may contribute to understanding the basic mechanisms linked to the KD.
The wDBTF web pages are conceptual views of the PostgreSQL relational database.
This variety stems from the fact that different parties can design ontologies according to their own conceptual views of the world.
The most critical challenge is that, because ontologies reflect their designers' conceptual views of part of the world, they exhibit a great deal of diversity.
Lay and professional misunderstandings and misinformation about ADHD abound, and may contribute to differences that exist between CAMHS and adult services in theoretical and conceptual views of diagnosis, cause and treatment focus [ 18].
In recent years, this steady-state conceptual view of the oceans has undergone some modification.
Agassiz, therefore, could not accept Darwin's conceptual view of nature, in which environmental events could evoke organic change.
This led to programs called iMovie, then iPhoto and then a conceptual view of the home computer as a "digital hub" that would complement a range of devices.
"From a conceptual view, it is the most remarkable scientific document in the history of the 19th century," Robert C. Olby, a historian of science at the University of Pittsburgh, said in an interview.
A good example of this in the UK is the Royal Society's landmark report, Science as an open enterprise, which gives a conceptual view of what academic papers could look like in the future; for example, giving readers the ability to access primary data and recompute it to validate the conclusions presented.
