Sentence examples for concretely this from inspiring English sources

To put it concretely, this is a doctrine in which small groups of American men and women are outside the wire in dangerous places in remote valleys, providing security, gathering intelligence, helping to establish courts and building schools and roads.

More concretely, this insightful exhibition, organized with the Washburn Gallery, counters the New York-centric, painting-first view that postwar American abstract photography was indebted to Abstract Expressionist painting, by proposing that, at least with Callahan, it was an independent, parallel development.

And concretely, this meant that one must be able to tell the Wigner's Friend story consistently.

Viewed more concretely, this duality is cast as "facticity" and "transcendence".

Concretely, this means that 23 of the values were seen to be anomalous with respect to the expected value of that particular sensor, using only the sensor value.

Concretely, this ISAR projection plane is a plane formed by the LOS vector and a vector normal to the effective rotation vector and contained in the plane perpendicular to LOS [22].

We at TechCrunch have not been able to verify this concretely, as this is a very complicated situation with many moving parts — which has been the case with Color stories for a while.

Concretely for this approach, the RSSI values are quantified with a resolution of 0.6 dBm as previously mentioned.

Concretely speaking, this paper considers that the membership degree and the non-membership degree of PFSs are expressed as hesitant fuzzy elements.

According to the results presented in Figure 3, it is clear that all kind of thresholds practically balance the rates of the two users when the interfering FAP 2 is able to reduce its transmission cycle, to improve the situation of victim FUE 1. Concretely, in this case we assume that FAP 2 receives SRs (and guarantee SPs) in 30% of the time frames.

The South African policy also noted the need to redistribute budget allocations, following the logic of the shift from institutional towards community-based services, but did not provide any further financial specifications in order to concretely support this policy shift.