Sentence examples for conceptually used from inspiring English sources

Several mounting system design concepts are conceptually used to decouple the engine roll mode though limited success has been observed in practice.

There were three areas evaluated for fidelity: observing the nature of interactions between participants with each other and educators, the approach and language (literally and conceptually) used by educators, and whether cultural and social norms (in relation to healthy living) were addressed.

The transformative capacity of these means is elaborated conceptually using Giddens' theory of structuration.

More conceptually, using dropouts changes the nature of the estimand from the effect of starting VR to the effect of finishing VR.

Conceptually, using the current grazing system, it should be possible to maintain these pastures in a parasite-free status indefinitely; however, from a drug resistance perspective, it would be most applicable in sod-based rotation systems where cattle graze from two to five years before land is returned to row-crops.

I guess you could say that conceptually using the game and its icons as metaphor in some of my work is as natural a gesture as breathing".

In a first stage of the project, former eligibility procedures were disaggregated conceptually using the ICF-CY extended model as introduced in the last chapter.

However, conceptually, using MR-proADM as a surrogate for ADM has limitations: It does not reflect potential imbalances between the non-functional glycine-extended and the bioactive amidated ADM, and it must be assumed to have different clearing kinetics to ADM.

"It can be done with silicon but it is very expensive so it only makes sense for particularly high end applications - but our technology could conceptually be used by law firms to trace documents," he said.

This method is conceptually demonstrated using the FOI Impactorium fusion platform.

The isothermal compressor is conceptually defined using the 'infinitesimal approach' in attempt to resolve the ambiguity in its performance framework.