conceptual
71conceptual metaphor — noun The understanding of one idea, or conceptual domain in terms of another …
72conceptual inverse — noun Either concept, the inverse of the other, of a conceptual pair …
73Conceptual Art — Con|cep|tu|al Art [kɔn sɛptjuəl ɑ:t] die; <aus engl. conceptual art »konzeptionelle Kunst«> svw. ↑Concept Art …
74Conceptual function — A term often used by automation people to describe the abstract concept of unique jobs in the bank. A conceptual function consists of one or more banking tasks and these tasks may be performed by one or more of the bank s staff. See also Bank …
75conceptual model — koncepcinis modelis statusas T sritis dirbtinis intelektas apibrėžtis Visuma prielaidų, kuriomis remiantis reali problema ar reali taikomoji sritis supaprastinama taip, kad būtų pasiekti modeliavimo ir valdymo tikslai. Koncepciniai modeliai… …
76conceptual model — konceptualusis modelis statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. conceptual model vok. konzeptionelles Modell, n rus. концептуальная модель, f pranc. modèle conceptuel, m …
77conceptual artist — noun see conceptual art …
78conceptual — conceptuality /keuhn sep chooh al i tee/, n. conceptually, adv. /keuhn sep chooh euhl/, adj. pertaining to concepts or to the forming of concepts. [1655 65; < ML conceptualis. See CONCEPTUS, AL1] * * * …
79conceptual — Relating to the formation of ideas, usually higher order abstractions, to mental conceptions. * * * con·cep·tu·al kən sep chə( wə)l, kän , sepsh wəl adj of, relating to, or consisting of concepts con·cep·tu·al·ly adv …
80conceptual — Synonyms and related words: bright, cerebral, cogitative, cognitive, concentrating, concentrative, conceptive, conceptualized, contemplating, contemplative, creative, deliberating, deliberative, discursive, endopsychic, esemplastic, excogitating …
