Sentence examples for concrete order from inspiring English sources
He maintains that in terms of their primary meaning or denotation supposit and nature are really one and the same, but in terms of its connotation, the term supposit signifies something more than does the term nature, that is, those accidents without which a supposit would not exist in the concrete order, and the exclusion of dependence upon another subject or center of existence.
Since lignins, pectins, and hemicelluloses can occur or be isolated into a range of sizes and chemical and structural conformations, our data here should not dictate a concrete order with respect to the inhibitory nature or water-constraining nature of plant cell wall polymer classes in all situations (that is, all xylan forms may not always be more inhibitory than all lignin forms).
You do not want to be short on your concrete order.
Just reading a textbook won't fix the facts in your mind in concrete order.
Al Qaeda, Judge Garzón wrote, is a franchise, whose operatives follow Mr. bin Laden's ideological tenets but often work independently, without concrete orders or hierarchy.
A Vestas spokesman said the factory was conditional on concrete orders, which had not been received.
Our study is focused on a concrete order-entry process for prostate tumour, but our approach could be extended to optimize the documentation workflow of other tumour entities since many processes are not integrated in the current IT environment of the university hospital.
Chemical admixtures are used in the production of concrete in order to achieve various durability properties.
Palermo and Vecchio (2003) model with cyclic decay is assigned to concrete in order to model the hysteretic behavior of beam column subassemblies in this study.
Surface preparation of concrete in order to provide proper bond between concrete surface and FRP sheet can put off debonding up to a limited stage.
Thus, it is important to know the methodology of achieving high strength and durable concrete in order to avoid formation of cracks in the structural member.
