The result is that his main collections are less conceptual and more wearable.
Diffusion, or secondary, collections by definition do not break ground and are less conceptual than top lines.
His small, excavated, sometimes inhabited slabs of stone are less conceptual than the miniature cities and sites of Anne and Patrick Porier.
Verburg still treats her photographs as subtle time-release capsules, but since the early nineties they're less conceptual and more soulful.
To date his most successful songs — "Jesus Walks," "All Falls Down" and "Gold Digger" — have centered on larger ideas, but overall the tracks on "Graduation" are less conceptual, and less orchestrated, than his previous work.
The feat is less a conceptual advance than another step in the years-long progress that researchers have made toward brain-computer interfaces, in which electrical signals generated from one brain are translated by a computer into commands that can move a mechanical arm or a computer cursor - or, in more and more studies, can affect another brain.
Experimental art is less likely that its conceptual counterpart to depend on sudden inspiration, and more likely to depend on extended reflection and revision.
We argue optimization modelling constrained by global targets but not informed by data on feasibility, while a relevant conceptual tool, is less operationally applicable in low capacity and high uncertainty settings.
For instance, Ogden [ 91, 92] argued that behavioural models are pragmatic in guiding research because, although they are considered to be an appropriate basis for the development of interventions to change certain types of behaviour, their conceptual basis is less sound.
However, there is an additional conceptual claim that is less clear.
