conceptually

Conceptually, I like to have a given area you can all show in.

Despite the different name, they are conceptually the same thing.

"It was difficult to see conceptually how this might happen," he said.

We also have to think conceptually about restructuring the school year.

But conceptually to them, it is not part of the creative process.

This is a reason to keep the two groups conceptually separated.

"We really can have a measure today that conceptually makes sense," she said.

"On paper and conceptually, they are doing a lot of the right things.

It is difficult for conceptually sound research to be conducted in such an environment.

These can be thought of conceptually as field data that is averaged over an area.

This tape can be conceptually cut in half at that point.

Conceptually this means that we have no idea how many components are present.

"We wanted them to move conceptually, and they did," he said.

Though conceptually very different, the two methods tend to give similar results.

God is not conceptually defined in terms of space and location.

The air start system is conceptually very similar to a distributor in a car.

If not, conceptually, was there any prospect of real agreement?

So conceptually we see them as all happening in parallel.

Beginning in 1991 she added photo installations to her conceptually based work.

Beyond that, the game doesn't have much going for it conceptually.

Either way, very compelling product, I like it conceptually a lot.

Furthermore he's done it in a way that's been conceptually interesting from the start.

"The difference between doing good and making computers is relatively conceptually easy to understand."

Several of the songs in the album were conceptually based on a situation.

In general, these can occur at the same time, though they are conceptually distinct.