These are experimental innovators, whose art tends to emphasize observation, the specific, and the concrete, expressing the writer's perception of reality using vernacular language.
At 3 days of age, piglets born on the old solid concrete floor expressed a lower (p < 0.01) prevalence of lesions at the hocks compared to piglets born on the new concrete floor with a slatted floor over the dunging area and the deep litter system, but a higher (p < 0.01) prevalence of abrasion at abdomen and teats.
"They were arrested for concrete actions, expressed in particular in the attempt to seize the government headquarters and sow chaos in the country".
PAGE B1 Attack Victim Goes Home After being released from a Manhattan hospital yesterday, a woman who was attacked with a concrete block expressed some understanding for her assailant.
At the sparsely populated Cross Keys Diner in Republican-heavy Adams County, Pa., 83-year-old Leo Lunger, who works for his son-in-law's carwash and concrete businesses, expressed disgust for Mr. Obama's bailout plan and what he sees as a continuation of Clinton-era policies.
This constitutive model, named DHRC for Dissipative Homogenised Reinforced Concrete, is expressed within the usual thin plate kinematics framework.
Therefore, the calcium hydroxide mole density in concrete is expressed as unit cement quantity Q and hydration ratio α in Eq. (6) (Tanano and Masuda 1988).
Rosenzweig argued that Cohen's concern in the Religion with the concrete individual, expressed in the idea of the individual's "correlation" with God, constituted a decisive break from the Ethics of Pure Will's concern with universal laws of human action (Rosenzweig 1924), and thus that Cohen's views in the Religion were importantly discontinuous with his views in his systematic ethics.
While agreeing with some of the concrete concerns expressed in the report about, in particular, women' s rights, and while approving some amendments which point the way to progress, we do not intend to support the European Union' s claim that 'respect for, and promotion of, human rights and fundamental freedoms... constitute fundamental objectives of EU foreign policy'.
