Sentence examples for concrete realisation from inspiring English sources

Yet these stories are linked by what the French scholar and translator Michel Aucouturier calls Tolstoy's "gift of concrete realisation", and an ever-restless breed of philosophical inquiry – a combination that could produce works of an intensity that surprises even after repeated readings.

The authors present a concrete realisation of an ICF-based classification system suitable for political decision.

Within a Hallidayan framework, ideology may be interpreted as a semiotic system, actively mediating between the symbolic system of a given language and concrete realisations of these shared beliefs as expressed within the linguistic system.

The present paper investigates the advantages of using Steel Fibre Reinforced Concrete (SFRC) for the realisation of the lining of cast-in-place tunnels.

Throughout his career Milosz's work expresses an impassioned belief in the concrete, in poetry as the realisation of remembered physical reality.

Coming down to earth, he proposed two concrete policies as steps towards its ultimate realisation - expansion of a pan-South African railway system, fostering greater commercial links and binding the region together, combined with the elimination of all regional tariffs and trade barriers with the formation of a South African customs union.

For concrete materials, appropriate description of the heterogeneity and realisation of complex fractures are two challenging aspects in high fidelity numerical simulations.

This journey from the concrete to the ephemeral is given even more literal realisation elsewhere: "The headstones were small, tilted, pockmarked, spotted with fungus or moss, the names and dates barely legible".

It took the realisation that the colour bar – I use that old, concrete image of racism – was like the gate of the law in Kafka's parable, which was closed to the supplicant throughout his life because he didn't understand that only he could open it.

But one of the most important lessons for Dr Maitre has been the realisation that even the construction industry need not regard its technology as being set in concrete, as it were.What these examples illustrate is that success does not come quickly.

For the realisation of a new harbour dock in Antwerp, a new type of non-reinforced massive concrete quay wall has been designed.