Sentence examples for a concrete representation from inspiring English sources

In this way, we create a concrete representation of oral language and also allow for linguistic manipulations.

The prototype moves toward that consensus by providing a concrete representation of the goal.

When you learn with an abacus, she added, you have a concrete representation of numbers, which makes them easier to understand.

Thinking about healthy eating can take place at a concrete representation level (e.g. "an apple contains vitamins"), but also at an abstract representation level (e.g. "it depends how much you eat").

But, when people are provided ways to convert abstract sugar-nutrition information into a concrete representation, they find SSBs less attractive (Experiment 2) and are less likely to select SSBs in favor of sugar-free beverage options (Experiments 3 and 4).

They show that any C*-algebra can be given a concrete representation in a Hilbert space (which need not be separable).

This is particularly the case for triplets involving a shift from a relatively abstract representation (or relationship) to a more concrete representation – for example danger of avalanche and no entry.

"A confession of faith is a very concrete representation of what Baptists believe," Mr. Mohler said, adding that it was "appropriate that every generation" be able to consider such revisions.

A recently developed variable confined concrete representation is employed within the framework of fiber-discretized frame elements to model the compression zone of the FRP-confined region.

Grounding can be specified by means of two complementary operations: lifting, which is used to interpret semantic data from a (concrete) syntactic representation, and lowering, which is used to create a (concrete) syntactic representation from semantic data.

At the same time, a concrete data representation is defined, independently of the programs that use the data.