conceptual
ਸੰਕਲਪ
definition
adjective
philosophy deals with conceptual difficulties
of, relating to, or based on mental concepts.
example
He therefore makes an important 'conceptual' distinction between real men and masculinities.
The radical 'conceptual' design by leading architect Will Alsop may not be quite what residents imagined.
Ex-art teacher and university lecturer Mr Walsh is a 'conceptual' print artist.
In my view, the distinction between factual and 'conceptual' questions is fraught with problems.
Marx taught us to look at ideologies or 'conceptual' frameworks, and to ask of them, who do they serve?
All works use painting as their primary medium and share a 'conceptual' theme of land and landscape.
I don't know about you but I feel that I lack the 'conceptual' tools to keep on thinking.
Our discussions ranged from the 'conceptual' to the incredibly practical.
To date they have participated in developing the basic 'conceptual' framework for the plan.
It prefers the local to the foreign, the simple to the subtle, the emotional to the 'conceptual' .
Kant believed that the parts of concepts are grasped through a mental process of 'conceptual' analysis.
The choice is based on 'conceptual' knowledge concerning cars, people, and driving.
As a result it often gets taught by non-physicists whose 'conceptual' grasp of the subject is superficial.
It is partial in thinking and lacks 'conceptual' clarity and an integral vision.
The experimental evidence and 'conceptual' basis for the existence of specific intelligences is weak.
It never migrates into some purely 'conceptual' realm, a pure dictionary-like definition.
Whatever be its 'conceptual' base, what does the duty of reasonable care and skill of a bank encompass?
Our latter evolution as human beings has been driven by our capacity for 'conceptual' thought.
Third, we need 'conceptual' clarity on the type of crime we wish to see reduced.
Such is the absurdity of attempting to move a 'conceptual' framework from one country to another.
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