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Strictly speaking, Commands are also conceptually part of the model.

Why is this not like conceptually a new theorem?

It is simple conceptually and easy to automate.

The first lines are conceptually very much like the XSLT approach.

The SqlPipe class is conceptually similar to the Response class found in ASP.

More importantly, you can conceptually divide technology and function of multimedia into control systems and information.

These steps focus on conceptually simplifying the problem that you are tackling.

And it's important conceptually because a lot of the forces are gradients of potentials, namely, gravitational force, electric force.

For example, the navigational state handling is handled slightly different, although its conceptually similar in both environments.

A module name or location change is conceptually similar to a class name change but must be handled quite differently.

Parts of the EU are now mature enough to understand, at least conceptually, that there is not much money around.

With this change, we make the model conceptually correct, and we do not need to duplicate the application projects from one release to another anymore.

The permissive notion of “necessary” here carries an element of the prudential aspects of “military necessity, ” conceptually though not in a strictly legal sense.

So, conceptually, a DSL solution includes two logical tiers: a data services orchestration tier that supports the referred to system process and a data integration tier.

If you think about it conceptually, try to figure out, well, I got this board up here, this tapestry, or whatever, where's my melody going to be in the texture: high, middle or low? Michael?

" Still, the model remains conceptually static, because it fundamentally is concerned with messages sent from point to point, and not with their results or possible influences upon sender and receiver."