conceptually distinct

Examples (10)

• Memory and intelligence are two conceptually distinct cognitive functions.
• In his theory, happiness is conceptually distinct from pleasure.
• Although often used interchangeably, equality and equity remain conceptually distinct.
• Are morality and legality conceptually distinct categories, or do they overlap?
• The report emphasizes that correlation and causation are conceptually distinct and should not be confused.
• The ancient Greeks did not consider art and craft to be conceptually distinct fields.
• We must treat these two problems as conceptually distinct to find effective solutions.
• The new software framework will introduce two features that are conceptually distinct but work together seamlessly.
• While their goals are similar, the two approaches are conceptually distinct in their methodology.
• It's important for students to understand that knowing a fact and understanding a concept are conceptually distinct levels of learning.