Sentence examples for concretely realized from inspiring English sources
For instance, we may take a concrete ink trace of the form | to be the number 0, a concretely realized ink trace || to be the number 1, and so on.
As Mitrovic (2011) suggests, Greek, Roman, and Renaissance interest in optical correction reflects concerns about bringing perceptions of concretely realized structures in line with corresponding ideal architectural "forms", or about departures from proportions of works described by such forms.
FG embodies a conception where diagrams concretely realize a range of mathematical possibilities.
Cissé presents a thirteenth-century legend seemingly from the perspective of its characters, for whom the supernatural realm, the domain of divine powers realized concretely on earth, is demonstrable, evident, and visible.
Self-achievement measures the level of the subject's belief, confidence, and positive expectation of his or her own potential, and concretely how the subject realized his or her own value by satisfying life needs and goals.
This surround response is involved in edge enhancement and image contrasting [4] [16] realizing concretely the Mach (boundary brightness overshoot) and the Marr (Laplacian zero-crossing edge-enhancement) effects, used in many image processing applications [17].
Greaves realized that ideal, concretely and passionately and personally, in "Symbiopsychotaxiplasm: Take One," but his modernism is no arid abstraction.
Still, the fact remains that the American Dream of a white picket fence has never before been so widely realized and so concretely.
We need to concretely see them in front of us and how ridiculous they are.
More concretely, law is a promulgated plan of coordination whereby a society can realize goods (both tangible and intangible) that cannot be achieved by other means.
