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.
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).
For social science teaching, it is often difficult to make concrete the notoriously abstract conceptions of the French social theorist, Pierre Bourdieu.
The eight-room display is a collection of colorful pictures that hang on gray walls, which underscores the divide between the dull, rectangular conceptions of concrete and the new methods architects are using to twist and turn it.
"Taking prenatal vitamin supplements even before conception is a concrete step concerned parents can take," said Dr. Irva Hertz-Picciotto, the study's senior author and principal investigator of the Charge study.
The illustrations by Jon Klassen, who just won the 2013 Caldecott Medal for "This Is Not My Hat," are fully up to Handler's lovely-spooky conception, poetic and concrete in equal measure.
It is just an example, but one that says something about the conception and the concrete expectations about this policy tool.
In looking for satisfactory and satisfying historical accounts, we look for 'something full enough and concrete enough to meet our conception of public life seen from as many points of view and at as many levels as possible, including as many components, factors, aspects as the widest and deepest knowledge, the greatest analytical power, insight, imagination can present'.
They took the latter to task for the abstractness and deductivism allegedly on display in early editions of the Principles of Biomedical Ethics, arguing instead for a case-based, "bottom up" approach to ethics that resembled the Anglo-American common law both in its emphasis upon concrete particulars and in its conception of principles as emerging from our engagement with cases.
This runs contrary to the common conception that concreteness is necessary and eternal to any object that instantiates it, the divide between concrete and nonconcrete individuals marking a divide between categories of being that an individual cannot migrate across.
