Sentence examples for concrete theory from inspiring English sources

Any concrete theory I had about our audience is wrong!

This is because the pre-stressed concrete theory provides no prior indication if the section will behave as over- or under-reinforced one.

A theoretical model for predicting the axial bearing capacities of the connections which is based on the confined concrete theory and local compression theory is proposed.

More approach generally exist, how the buckling calculate - from classical concrete practice (without soil resistance) until past procedure from concrete theory with influence coefficient k - background reaction.

As CY beams make use of a different avenue to deliver ductility, their design is different from that in conventional reinforced concrete theory.

That phenomena is regarded as threatening in case of bridge structures, despite the fact that reinforced concrete theory considers cracks as a standard concrete performance.

"I don't really have any concrete theories," Girardi said.

Just as the critical theory of science begins from the concrete theories developed by the special sciences, so philosophy in general should begin from the achievements of culture (e.g., works of art, moral action or institutions), and investigate the basis of their claims.

Such a position would be satisfactory only to the extent that a suitable concrete replacement theory to Newton's theory is developed; Mach never offered such a theory, but recently more progress has been made.

While this initiative wasn't based on any concrete, formulated theory, the result has been a well-defined and efficient process that teaches small businesses how to leverage the ERM principles previously used by much larger organizations.

However, some scholars also point out that Zhang's writing lacks concrete scientific theories.