Sentence examples for concretely connected from inspiring English sources
"When we were working on the game initially we wanted to make sure that the heroes felt like they were concretely connected to their Warcraft counterpart," says Dodds. "So [the powers] make you feel that the priest is a healer for example, or the rogue stabs people, or the warlock is draining his own life for power.
Benson's normative standpoints are not derived from objective moral reasons but rather are intersubjective standpoints those derived from "persons or institutions to which the agent is concretely connected".
Third, the normative standpoint relative to particular domains is that of "persons and institutions with whom (or which) one is concretely connected by friendship, family, work, neighborhood" (Benson 1990, 55).
But there is no way to concretely connect the two statistics at this point, experts warn.
Concretely, the probability of connecting to a given existing node is proportional to the degree of that node (Fig. 1A).
By staying in contact with either the left or right side of the wall of a maze, assuming it is simply connected (walls are contiguous), following the wall will return an explorer to either the same entrance or a different exit; this has been demonstrated concretely in robots [ 16].
