Sentence examples for concrete name from inspiring English sources

As its laudably concrete name suggests, quantum computing combines two fields of scientific inquiry: quantum physics, which many people already struggle to understand (by reading books by Brian Greene, Michio Kaku, and others); and computing, which, because this year is the centenary of Alan Turing, is finally starting to get a little attention.

Again, regardless of the concrete name a specific PDF writer gives to a font dictionary, all font dictionaries are semantically equivalent.

"We have a writer that we want to bring on board, a very, very concrete name.

A new type of concrete named "safety concrete" for traffic safety is developed.

Hence, no doubt, the reluctance to move from acceptance of tens of thousands of abstract deaths to the identification of any concrete, named ones.

Abstract words such as glory, honor, courage, or hallow were obscene beside the concrete names of villages, the numbers of roads, the names of rivers, the numbers of regiments and the dates.

The cask consists of a 0.27 ft thick stainless steel type 303Cu waste basket, a 0.2 ft thick lead oxide glass shielding layer (named as Glass 6), and a 1.8 ft thick overpack made of a specialty high density concrete (named as Concrete 6).

"It's too early to talk about concrete names and, from the business point of view, it wouldn't be correct.

To rule out the possible influence of idiosyncratic associations between particular names and particular characteristics, the terms 'person 1' and 'person A' were used rather than concrete names as the neutral reference persons in the syllogisms.

It is not necessary to attach concrete names to the flavors (e.g. smoke, peat, sherry, fruit, coconut, toffee).

Included is a novel method for designing recycled aggregate concretes, named Equivalent Mortar Volume.