Sentence examples for concretely visible from inspiring English sources

The mid-twentieth century separation of discussions about relations between domains of science (Nagelian theory reduction) and relations between parts and wholes in biology (explanatory reduction) is concretely visible in David Hull's Philosophy of Biological Science (1974).

Such a managerial style is echoed by Infinite's refusal to take a side or make, concretely, any point its politicizing may be visible, but it's always safe.

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.

Further, this is shown concretely in Figure 1. Figure 1 Using visible light communication.

But how concretely related are the consumption of drugs and visible changes in the eyes?

But how concretely related are the consumption of drugs and a visible changes in the eyes?

A number of elements are relevant to pursuit-evader games that help characterize the idea of awareness concretely, including the information set of the pursuer and the evader, whether the evader is visible or not, and the numbers of each.

What does that mean concretely?

But only proportionality can be measured concretely.

But what can such contact provide concretely?

Concretely, it happened during the Argentine crisis.