Examples of using Conceptually in English and their translations into Croatian
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healthcare area can be conceptually a subset of the concept of‘civilization'.
Stanley started conceptually on all of his movies from my point of view with large primary-colored brush strokes
first of its kind in Croatia, which conceptually supplements its already excellent tourist offer giving it new quality by featuring 32 luxurious well-appointed
the stylish Multi-purpose business and recreation center, conceptually designed as a harmonic ebbs formed around a charming,
as easy conceptually as it was to deal with the idea that professionals broadcast messages to amateurs,
including morphologically and conceptually similar artistic developments,
that what we need conceptually to make progress here is to rethink these disorders as brain disorders.
to which this business construction complex relates conceptually.
the first tourist facility of the sort in Croatia, which conceptually supplements the extensive torurist facilities on the Island of Sv.
Office 2016 tried to make conceptually different.
are complex multimedia works expressing conceptually autonomous narrative
visual language are conceptually tied to the topic of Zgraf 12, Social Reruns.
the relevant ministries,"the final meeting on the issue will take place soon." He added that"the conceptually different approaches will be overcome by an agreement… that would preserve the different concepts to dual citizenship in both[countries'] laws.
Institutions shall have processes in place to ensure that their internal models have been adequately validated by suitably qualified parties independent of the development process to ensure that they are conceptually sound and adequately capture all material risks.
Images and words brought up to the level of the verbal-visual marks, conceptually realized objects,
including morphologically and conceptually similar artistic developments,
including morphologically and conceptually similar artistic developments,
artistic phenomena that are morphologically and conceptually similar, as well as various practices of experimental art created in the period from the beginning of the 20th century until the fall of the Berlin Wall.
including morphologically and conceptually similar artistic developments,
including morphologically and conceptually similar artistic developments,