Sentence examples for concretised through from inspiring English sources

The approach has been developed and concretised through application in our own research.

The Three-perspectives-approach has been concretised through application on our own research, which is further described later in this chapter.

The approach has been concretised and developed through application on our research concerning the social and technical feasibility of a PV-diesel hybrid system in Tanzania.

Lincoln had long been tipped as the Academy's likely recipient of the lion's share of its gongs; a prediction concretised when the film came out as the frontrunner for both the Baftas (where it leads the pack with 10 nominations) and the Golden Globes.

Abstract ballet of the sort this programme show-cases has concretised in form, and by the ninth or tenth pas de deux of the evening, with yet another woman being manipulated by yet another man, you start to wonder if there's an alternative.

This is empirically concretised in the context of Finland by analysing freedom of choice in health care as a political technology of re-regulation through which state power is redirected.

The planning process for the development of the Reininghaus District is a complex and therefore lengthy process and shall be concretised over the next decades.

Not only the co-design of the eGRASP platform with its embryo of capacities has enabled to envisage new potential research ideas in each of our disciplines, it also concretised global food security strategies and analyses.

The introduction of the clinical governance contract, which is based on professional leadership, feed-back of care information, and monitoring of indicators of cardiovascular risk based on scientific evidence and concretised in clinical practice guidelines, will improve the cardiovascular health results of the reference population.

This place is catastrophism concretised.

But that's not all: Curtis contextualises his thesis with a wider perspective, that of the western nations' post-war relations with the Middle East, as first concretised by a 1943 meeting between President Roosevelt and Saudi Arabia's King Abdulaziz.