Sentence examples for has conceptually from inspiring English sources

The Bradley effect, Mr. Greenwald concluded, "has conceptually mutated".

Recently a new technology concept, the multizone circulating reactor has conceptually and practically moved to a higher level the phase distribution, the homogeneity and therefore the properties.

Choice has conceptually been more concretely defined in relation to movement, and is calculated as the number of shortest paths that passes through each segment of all shortest paths between all pairs of segments in a system.

This article has conceptually linked scale issues in environmental matters to the dimension of costs in agency design.

Wrigley predicts that by 2025 shopping malls and leisure centres will have conceptually and geographically converged to become "leisure villages in which we take brief holidays".

"Either we will have achieved specific results, or we will have moved forward on the negotiations or we will have conceptually identified strategies and begun to move forward on them".

In 1977 he also released an album under the alias Munich Machine, featuring two robots on the cover, who might have conceptually influenced a certain French robot duo from the future who'll we'll come to later.

Epicurus distinguished the two, holding that uncuttable atoms did have conceptually distinct parts, but that there was a lowest limit to these.

Along these lines, the limits between "work/play, learning/entertainment, accessing/creating information, public/private, formal/informal are distinctions that have conceptually been clear but currently are becoming unclear" (Burbules 2012, p. 2).

Functions collectively performed by such modules have conceptually been represented in different ways.

DALYs have conceptually been criticized for not reflecting health need.