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conceptual

[kuhn-sep-choo-uhl] / kənˈsɛp tʃu əl /
ADJECTIVE
abstract
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WHO says these drugs, sometime called skinny jabs, represent a new chapter in the gradual conceptual shift in how society approaches obesity, from a "lifestyle condition" to a complex, preventable, and treatable chronic disease.

From BBC

The exhibition displays over 200 different works drawn from the multiple disciplines Ono has engaged with across almost seven decades, whether film, music, conceptual or performance art, and also includes her continuing peace activism.

From Salon

This art’s simultaneous appeal to the eye and the hand, formally lean and visually uncluttered, yields a strangely conceptual punch.

From Los Angeles Times

Professor Gilbert explained that creating a conservation framework for microscopic life comes with complex scientific and conceptual barriers.

From Science Daily

A recent study in Risk Analysis introduces a new conceptual approach designed to improve monitoring and management of chronic diseases in animals.

From Science Daily