Sentence examples for conceptually influential from inspiring English sources
These features are meant to be typical and conceptually influential rather than a rigid set of necessary conditions that specify the input output view.
Chisholm 1964 has been very influential conceptually, as witnessed, for example, by Loewer and Belzer 1983.
(Sisario) WU-TANG CLAN (Saturday and Thursday) There is still plenty of drama with New York's most influential and conceptually brilliant hip-hop crew (after Public Enemy).
While it was important to clarify conceptually how the various influential factors might affect the three delays for both preventive and emergency care-seeking, we did not identify any studies on the topic that distinguished between preventive and emergency care-seeking.
Musically, the new material worked the combination that Mr. Reed first devised after leaving jingle writing to form the world's most influential art-rock band: conceptually driven minimalism combined with emotionally pungent melodicism at the point where both lose their bearings and court noise.
He manipulated mass media imagery with conceptually savvy elegance, and he was included in the famously influential "Pictures" exhibition at Artists Space in SoHo in 1977.
This model is conceptually similar to models of viscoelastic thixotropic materials, the most influential being the one proposed by Acierno and colleagues in 1976 [26].
If everything Sherman has done subsequently seems rather pointless, that is partly because these ingeniously enacted and conceptually alluring black-and-white "self-portraits" from the late 1970s – enduringly mysterious and hugely influential –were an impossibly hard act to follow.
This generic shift, powered in large part by the ambitions of the influential magazine Astounding's editor John W. Campbell, moved science fiction away from pulpy adventure stories and toward more conceptually ambitious reckonings with human history on a cosmic scale.
