Sentence examples for proper conceptual from inspiring English sources

No doubt they did in fact confer on the conceptualization, because without the proper conceptual work conception itself is impossible, as the word itself clearly indicates, my good Chlorinian.

In response to Professor Lawrence Lessig's Jorde Lecture, I suggest that corruption is not the proper conceptual vehicle for thinking about the problems that Professor Lessig wants us to think about.

This chapter addresses to high frequency/low impact (HF/LI) events as well as low frequency/high impact (LF/HI) events to provide the proper conceptual base for scoreboard development.

We argue that the proper conceptual delimitation and respective operationalization of the construct should consider the theoretical arguments that relate it to other constructs in each given study, instead of deriving from a generic "one-size-fits-all" model.

We have identified that though infrastructures often have more complex external interactions than process systems; infrastructure flexibility could still be dealth with in the existing process systems engineering (PSE) framework if a proper conceptual definition of flexibility as well as appropriate flexibility taxonomy is developed.

We are often "completely ignorant" of the proper conceptual content that should be associated with a term that has been successfully imposed.

Knowledge of the conventional truth informs us how things are conventionally, and thus grounds our epistemic practice in its proper linguistic and conceptual framework.

Additionally, Sakya Paṇḍita understands "appearance" in the restricted sense of the mode of operation proper to non-conceptual cognitions.

In addition, it has been suggested that this tract is crucial to the retrieval of proper names rather than conceptual knowledge (Papagno et al., 2011).

The objective of this study was to further explore proper name (PN) retrieval and conceptual knowledge in patients with left and right temporal lobe epilepsy (69 patients with LTLE and 62 patients with RTLE) using a refined assessment procedure.

This finding seems to have implications for the proper role and importance of conceptual analysis in philosophy.