Sentence examples for concrete presentation from inspiring English sources
While the agenda is drafted broadly, offering bullet points of overarching objectives rather than detailed proposals — and any legislation championed by Republicans in the next Congress, of course, could be subject to a veto by President Obama — the document represents the most concrete presentation of Republican goals so far this year.
One way to accomplish this is to provide a simple, concrete presentation of the problem, thus making it clear as to the appropriate action.
To makethe presentation concrete, we present our results in terms of this model.
Prototypes in the design phase are interface sketches that reflect customer needs with regards to more concrete aspects of presentation, from the point of view of requirements expressed in written language (Luna et al. 2010).
Loud Objects was among the majority of musicians at the festival following the implicit directive to make alien music human, to take the abstract and lend it concrete, if bizarre presentation.
The upshot has been an over-reliance by the prosecution on emotive appeals regarding Mubarak's poisonous legacy to the country he ruled, instead of the careful presentation of concrete legal evidence to prove his guilt.
In a 2 × 2 design, cows (n = 16) were evaluated on 4 standing surfaces that varied in terms of both floor type (concrete or rubber) and presentation [same floor under all 4 legs (all 4 legs on either concrete or rubber) or a rough surface under only one hind leg and the other 3 legs on concrete or rubber] in a crossover design.
It accomplishes many tasks: situation analysis, presentation of concrete examples and solutions, detailed description of architectural proposals, including the graphics of housing.
In addition, the concrete effects of the presentation and discussion of policy assessment results on the results of the workshops is difficult to assess.
We explored this possibility using model simulations and obtained a concrete prediction that rapid serial presentation of three-attribute objects sharing two features in common with an unpresented three-attribute object (target) will produce an illusory perception of the target.
