Historians have discussed the extent to which past biologists such as Buffon (via his sterility criterion of species), and philosophers such as Hegel (through his conception of concrete universals), helped generate and facilitate this view (Stamos 2004).
The conception of concrete filler coefficient is also proposed, the theoretical formula of sand aggregate ratio is deduced and the quasi-principle of stationary water consumption by considering the working character of concrete is summarized.
It argues that introducing the provisional term "algorithmic audience" reflects three prior conceptions of audience, including concrete situations, discourse community, and participatory audiences.
(Lewis characterizes these possible worlds as "concrete" only with reservation, given competing, non-equivalent conceptions of the abstract-concrete distinction).
He brings to his treatment of human behaviour both shrewd awareness and moral subtlety, and he demonstrates a gift for endowing the conceptions of evangelical theology with concrete life and acting out the theological drama in terms of flesh and blood.
But, because of his peculiar reading of the relation between universals and individuals, Wyclif derives from it an original conception of the signification and suppostion of concrete accidental terms, such as 'white', that inspired the new theories and divisions of supposition developed in Oxford between 14th and 15th centuries.
But by assuming a linear conception of history, it too often neglected the discontinuities and interferences of concrete history.
Returning to the grounding conception of metaphysical foundationalism, the thesis is compatible with the existence of grounding chains of concrete facts that fail to terminate in concrete facts that themselves aren't grounded in such facts.
The conception and the development of these innovative transducers, aiming at their integration in the structural health monitoring of concrete bridges, are referred to.
