Sentence examples for concretely different from inspiring English sources

To minimize the thermal effect on the sample, the excitation power during Raman spectra measurements was changed; concretely, different attenuation 20 and 50% of the maximum laser power (80 mW) was used.

Herz then argues that human beings share their basic capacities of imagination, reason, and feeling, but that there are numerous factors that affect how these general faculties function concretely in different individuals and populations.

Concretely, three different case studies have been selected in order to illustrate some examples of the kind of network research studies that can be carried out with the developed platform.

It's no secret that everyone perceives color differently in fact, we're still triggered by the phrase, "black and blue or white and gold?"—but color field artist Liz West seeks to more concretely define different perceptions of the spectrum in a new project called Our Colour Wheel.

In this paper, we concretely identify various privacy concerns in different threat intelligence services.

More concretely, even though myofibroblasts obtained from different stages of DD may exhibit features that could trigger contraction and uncontrollable growth, neither the diversity of these cells nor the extent or nature of their local specificity in situ with regard to differentiation have been examined systematically.

Again, Mr. Kissinger remains somewhat general here, not saying concretely how the policy pursued might have been different.

Concretely, we mainly analyzed the combination of the different statistical values (e.g.: mean value, median value) between the experimental group and the baseline group and also took into account parallel further combinational values like the increased or decreased value.

We wanted to find out, whether the same characteristics determine the approval or disapproval of these two different end-of-life interventions; more concretely, what characterises people who reject both forms of end-of-life interventions in contrast to those approving solely WLPT, and finally, to those who approve of EUT (and WLPT).

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].

In addition to their abstract properties, group theorists also study the different ways in which a group can be expressed concretely (its group representations), both from a theoretical and a computational point of view.