Sentence examples for may be conceptual from inspiring English sources

Prada may be conceptual but it never feels that way.

These concepts derive from the spatial nature of maps, and may be conceptual constraints that suggest evolutionary misconceptions.

Concepts visible in the DEM but not in tree diagrams, which may be conceptual constraints suggesting evolutionary misconceptions Spatial movement through the real landscape is implied in the DEM by the dots that move across the map space.

The necessary changes in direction may be conceptual or technological.

We also assume equivalence between the tools in the different languages, although there may be conceptual differences related to language and culture.

He and Mr. Zorn — a composer of Foreman-like adventurousness and eclecticism, whose work incorporates (for starters) punk, klezmer, rock and jazz — may well be conceptual soul mates.

"There may be some conceptual difficulty in defining 'major life activities' to include work," Justice Sandra Day O'Connor wrote in a 1999 opinion that left the issue unresolved.

About 2,000 sites on the human genome have been statistically linked with various diseases, but in many cases the sites are not inside working genes, suggesting there may be some conceptual flaw in the statistics.

André's kaleidoscopic first single, "Hey Ya!," is sui generis, a daffy, joyful mix of macho posturing, sweet pop, and novelty dance music ("Shake it like a Polaroid picture!" may be a conceptual instruction, but it's no less ebullient for it).

Whatever may be the conceptual limits upon the Commerce Clause and upon the power to tax and spend, they cannot be such as will enable the Federal Government to regulate all private conduct and to compel the States to function as administrators of federal programs.

Thus, induced GBA reflects stages of processing that do not directly relate to picture decoding processes and may be more conceptual in nature.