The phrase "to conceptually" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
It is typically used to indicate that something is being described or understood in a conceptual or theoretical manner. Example: To conceptually understand the complexities of quantum mechanics, one must have a strong foundation in mathematics and physics.
Since the advent of computer modelling in the early 1990s, architects have been able to conceptually manipulate not just the very large, but also the very small.
The majority are also structured around a particular situation, discrete event or performance -- a device that probably looks back to conceptually driven video art of the late 1960's and early 70's.
For this activity, in order to conceptually simulate the clashing Iraqi groups in the Iraqi constitutional assembly, they will be divided into groups with different perspectives on the purposes, functions and organization of this governing structure.
In an article about the Krauss-Albert controversy in The New York Times last June, Mr. Holt defended philosophers' contribution to "conceptually unsettled" questions relating to string theory, quantum entanglement and entropy.
Such a framework has great potential in helping students to conceptually organize, model, and understand biology.
Among these innovations, the increased secondary knapping of flakes points to conceptually more complex production sequences.
Tibetan scholars will emphasize that to conceptually know P the knower must herself ascertain P (Tib. nges pa = Skt.
Fig. 10 Example of fragility curve to conceptually demonstrate the relative importance of 'alternative HIMs' to 'core HIMs'.
In this work, the hierarchical decomposition methodology was used to conceptually design the production of fuel ethanol from sugarcane.
The app roach aims to conceptually build-up the crystallization process from fundamental building blocks called physical tasks.
The first step towards developing quality software is to conceptually model the problem raised in its own context.
