Sentence examples for concretizing the idea from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figure  3, the level of difficulty for the construction of each model was directly related to the conceptual design and the materials used for concretizing the idea.

Chris Kurtz Minnetonka, Minn., Oct. 28, 2007 To the Editor: Lawrence Downes does a nice job of concretizing the problems resulting from illegal, unlawful or undocumented immigrants.

Beginning with the Bloomberg Distinguished Professorship program, the RTC campaign has played a key role in concretizing the aims of One University.

After delegating responsibility to your research team (or simply concretizing the categories for yourself), set deadlines for when questions will be due.

Tim Ferriss agrees that writing allows one to think more clearly because the active process of writing forces the mind to slow down and concretize the many thoughts that can fly around in our heads like fireworks.

The sculptures concretize the elegiac, memorial quality of Mr. Twombly's paintings with tangible objects and miniature structures.

This paper develops the concept of "feeling quality" to concretize the feeling effects evoked by a product.

They were not shy about making specific proposals and asking for investments from the private sector, but more as a way to concretize the projects' feasibilities than to push particular programs.

The author's courageous work of writing the book concentrates and concretizes the realities of his father's suicide and its effects on his psyche, and the stark and lyrical writing is very fine.

When I first moved to art criticism, which was a natural extension of my work with Adorno in critical philosophy, I had a great need to concretize the importance of art.

Further, we used a co-creation process to develop and concretize the architecture to facilitate solutions and create affordances for robot specialists and therapists.