Sentence examples for using the conceptual map from inspiring English sources

Using the conceptual map developed from the literature review as an initial 'framework', interview transcripts were analysed using the five step approach developed by Ritchie & Spencer [ 25, 26] to further develop the conceptual map.

Both approaches can be used to create the conceptual map used by our framework, and the choice depends on the availability of experts on the different aspects of the insurgency.

Transcripts were analysed using the initial coding framework, and findings were used to further develop the conceptual map.

Encounters were audio-taped with the consent of the group and key suggestions for improving the conceptual map were extracted and used to contribute further to development of the final conceptual map.

We have used the Conceptual Dependency theory for mapping natural language descriptions to conceptual dependency diagrams.

There is a "strong" version of the hypothesis, namely, that the language structures determine the conceptual map we employ in negotiating our world, and a weaker version that those structures influence construction and use of the map, or to return to Davidson's language, the "conceptual scheme".

Rising above this amateurish morass are the conceptual map paintings made with yarn by Gail V. Biederman of Croton-on-Hudson.

This could result in further development of the conceptual map.

Five key components of the conceptual map were identified: underpinning ethos, moderators, interventions, indicators and outcomes.

Identifying the predicate types and their relations using the rhetorical vocabulary provides the ingredients for the conceptual mapping.

We discuss the conceptual mapping between the WMS data model and the data models used by gridded data formats, highlighting areas in which the mapping is incomplete or ambiguous.