Among these innovations, the increased secondary knapping of flakes points to conceptually more complex production sequences.
For all the chaos that would entail, it would be conceptually more coherent than the current system.
Then we present the technique of L2-approximation, which is conceptually more attractive but computationally more demanding.
What Trump has proposed is not: it is, conceptually, more like an internal deportation of the sort that Russia, for example, has historically inflicted on ethnic minorities.
Asynchronous computation, which is arguably both psychologically more plausible and conceptually more basic, allows for incremental interpretation to fall out naturally, without additional machinery for interpreting partial constituents.
Determining the rights of a donee beneficiary, however, is conceptually more akin to the law of gifts than it is to the law of contracts.
But on the whole, it is a different kind of political art: formally more polished, conceptually more oblique, suggesting social and psychological tensions rather than naming names or depicting events.
Mr. Griffin said that the artist's primary influences were, indeed, "Bacon from a visual and theatrical point of view, but conceptually more in line with Ernst, Duchamp, Man Ray," some of the pioneers of Dada and Surrealism.
Conceptually more complex than a theme in Western music, the raga consists of a particular scale pattern, various melodic formulas, and melodic relationships and fragments peculiar to this raga.
It is argued that the ISA equations are conceptually more consistent than those of IEC 61508 even though the numerical differences between the results are not significant in most practical cases.
As a measure that is based on specific company stock price declines (either at the end or during the class period), rather than daily deviations from movements in an index, tiered damages are conceptually more closely aligned with the approach typically followed by plaintiffs in recent years to estimate damages.
