Sentence examples for concrete times from inspiring English sources

But to extrapolate from that very specific template and infer that artists create "worse art" during supposedly concrete times of suffering seems wrong.

He is hustling, all the time, and he is also at the mercy of his clients, which means I can no longer anticipate concrete times and days of the week that he'll be home.

Each region represents classes of concrete times series with common properties.

It had no "concrete time frame" for finding and buying properties to develop and was "unnecessarily vague on the whole".

He praised NATO's decision this week to put off granting Ukraine and Georgia a concrete time frame for joining the alliance.

Note that (1.22) depends on a concrete time scale.

It's early days yet, so no concrete time-frame beyond "Summer" is known.

In contrast to the first-order and dynamic Markov model, the state transitions do not occur at concrete time intervals.

We characterize those linear dynamical equations for a Banach space whose existence and uniqueness of global solutions do not depend on concrete time scales.

Cellular concrete time lag increases by 6.23% for 0.02 m air space thickness compared to the conventional composite wall without air space.

It is natural to ask whether or not there exists a class of equations whose existence and uniqueness of global solutions do not depend on the concrete time scales.