Sentence examples for be given a concrete from inspiring English sources

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

Let us further be given a concrete sample (mathfrak x_{i}=(x_{i},y_{i})^{T}, i=1,ldots, n ) from independent identically and according to Φ (a,b),p, 0,0),D distributed random vectors.

Ranging from 2 1/2 feet tall to nearly 7 feet tall, they stand in loose rows on pedestals and among walls, all of which have been given a concrete skim coat.

It's a measure of the play's success that abstract questions about vengeance and mercy are given a concrete application and make us wonder how we would have behaved in similar circumstances.

Parental support for children in their school career is given a concrete expression in the form of resource mobilization.

At the onset of each assessment session, the students were given a general concrete topic to write about (at paragraph level).

With informal textually based use case definitions this is to be expected, however, if the use cases themselves are given a more concrete structure, for example in the form of a statechart, then their direct use becomes more feasible.

Then each participant was given a pair of concrete bricks, which they wielded to "When You Sleep," by My Bloody Valentine.

And since one of our classmates was having a birthday, he was given a chunk of concrete that probably weight around twenty-five pounds.

He told the authorities that he was over 18, which led to his being held in a detention center in Pennsylvania where he was given a blanket and slept on a concrete block.

And here the corduroy concrete is given a function: Names of church members, some from as far back as 1630, are written on strips of copper foil that nestle in the crevices lining the sanctuary.