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Meanings of conceptual in English

Conceptual.

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Usage of conceptual in English
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Alternative conceptual models that consider organizational process, structure, and culture are needed.
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This paper describes the development of a conceptual framework for practice development.
Pubmed
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Value plots of the rating data identified important and successful conceptual ideas.
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However, conceptual accounts of depression suggest this might differ in clinical depression.
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A random scrap of information can trigger just the right conceptual collision.
Wired
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It's not that tough, but we need that conceptual breakthrough, he said.
Reuters
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The design of such a conceptual representation is a key knowledge-acquisition issue.
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Those were onsets of involuntary contemplation; sudden partings of the conceptual veil.
Practical Mysticism: A Little Book for Normal People
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The explanatory variables were grouped according to a conceptual model defined previously.
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Paula's conceptual approach is twofold as well, uniting subjects separated by centuries.
The new yorker
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Billy Apple is widely regarded as New Zealand's most significant conceptual artist.
Radio NZ
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At least until the next major conceptual shift leaves the collective behind.
Wired
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It's hard to explain, because you don't have the right conceptual models.
Cold Days
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We also highlight the conceptual and methodological differences between these two examples.
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Dugarr's vision did require a big conceptual leap for producers and consumers.
Reuters
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Those are impressive claims, but they're also not just pie-in-the-sky, conceptual thoughts.
Wired
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