conceptual
Our method is conceptually simple and produces useful and easily readable maps.
Conceptually, I knew this job would fit with the things that are important to me.
He performed one of the most conceptually beautiful experiments of all time.

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Examples of conceptually

conceptually
At a most fundamental level, the work does not tell us whether generics are conceptually distinct from non-generic utterances.
Mediated by the appropriate understanding of character traits, consequentialism and genuine friendship are, conceptually speaking, perfectly compatible.
An authority that rests on substantive moral limitations is conceptually possible.
However, we argue that scenarios conceptually equivalent to the muddy children puzzle can occur in robotics.
While the book is conceptually well organized and written in a clear and direct style, it could have benefited from serious editing.
Although conceptually simple, this would be computationally demanding and of doubtful practical value.
It is easier conceptually to accept an altered contractility of the infundibulum which may be influenced by alterations in vascular resistances.
The paradox, then, is that a certain unity can only be understood conceptually after this unity is disrupted and lost.
This paper suggests a way of conceptually reconciling patient autonomy and fairness.
The larger context for this controversy is the issue of whether young children's categorization is reflexive and perceptually-driven or deliberative and conceptually-driven.
Throughout the 1820s arguments raged over the relative merits of an abstract, analytical view of mathematics and a conceptually oriented, geometrical one.
Conceptually, a context is marked by several decisions that determine the situation to a greater or lesser specificity.
The reverse, of course, may also be true: that concerns voiced about calling antiterrorism "war" may be relevant to reconsidering how we conceptually frame medicine.
These are deep and controversial issues in phonological theory, and as such, this is a conceptually advanced chapter.
These results suggest that our scale of nationalism does relate to specific policy issues in conceptually coherent ways.
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