Sentence examples for conceptually called from inspiring English sources

For example, in the web, vertices are web pages and links are hyperlinks; in the Internet, vertices are autonomous systems and links are Internet connectivity relationships; and in the social networks, vertices are the population members (individuals or organizations) and links represent acquaintance (conceptually called a friendship).

Beyond the sheer weight of American Intelligence (3X LP or 15-song CD), Theo constructs songs that loom big conceptually, calling on jazz, African, and electronic music traditions in unique new ways, even for him, and evolve organically via programming and playing that feels like its been hand crafted from beginning to end. .

Recently a new, conceptually simple methodology called the "ordered-axis plot" approach was introduced for the purpose of comparing patterns of diversity in a common morphospace.

Pretentious, tangled and tenebrous is a harder sell — when I called Townshend conceptually audacious, that wasn't what I meant at all.

This idea is the basis for two new music videos by French electronic quartet N U I T. The conceptually-paired videos are called "Hold Your Horses" (above) and "Looking for Gold" (below) taken from the group's upcoming Looking for Gold EP.

Dark Souls III couldn't deviate like Bloodborne; being called Dark Souls conceptually boxed the game in.

I did a conceptually similar project in 2009 called "Switch," in which I dressed each model as a man and as a woman and had them pose in the studio next to another model doing the same.

The states are conceptually ordered into larger groups called nodes, where one state in each node represents consensus, and the remainder provide alternatives of insertions and deletions.

Recently, a novel method called electronic nanofabrication (a conceptually new approach) is developed to control the formation and the spatial distribution of electronic domains in manganites[35].

We highlight the role of organizational culture with a new construct called International Entrepreneurial Culture IECC) which was conceptually developed by Dimitratos and Plakoyiannaki (2003).

The large number of variables is reduced to a conceptually more coherent set of variables, called factors.