Sentence examples for conceptually accessible from inspiring English sources
The notion is to create art that is physically and conceptually accessible to the people who live around it.
Fully "enlightened" utilitarianism was conceptually accessible and perhaps even politically practicable.
He says that autobiography is an important factor in his art, helping to keep it physically ephemeral and adaptable, conceptually idealistic and accessible to a wide audience.
See Kiefer (2007) for physical details, Rickles (2008) for an accessible and conceptually reflected introduction to quantum gravity and Wüthrich (2005) for a philosophical evaluation of the alleged need to quantize the gravitational field.
But we can decide to click on an article (this one) that explicitly promises that "everything can change," and we can search for love in a poem that seems at first to offer us nothing, and we can read a discussion of that poem to invoke in ourselves an interest in accessible but conceptually complex literature that perhaps has long laid dormant.
Although at first expensive and conceptually difficult to construct, 3-dimensional printing is now becoming more affordable and widely accessible.
Both 2D and 3D computer rendering is so common and accessible at the moment, it makes that aspect of your work feel conceptually vital and personal.
First of all, the method we developed is conceptually novel and provides quantitative data about the endocytic machinery that was simply not accessible before.
He wrote: "As visually and conceptually audacious as anything Nolan has yet done, the director's ninth feature also proves more emotionally accessible than his coolly cerebral thrillers and Batman movies".
Still, Far From Heaven seems like an anomaly, an accessible entry in a filmography that includes the Sundance-winning (and homophobe-provoking) Jean Genet adaptation, Poison, and the conceptually challenging Bob Dylan homage, I'm Not There.
