Sentence examples for emerging concrete from inspiring English sources

Take the issue published in December 1963, which included essays on the work of the German typography designer Joshua Reichert and the Dutch graphic designer Paul Schuitema, as well as a review of an exhibition of British typography and one of the first articles to be published on the emerging concrete poetry movement.

Fortunately I was saved by an apparent mirage, a psychedelically colored bus slowly emerging into concrete reality -- the Philippines jitney, also much touted by Lonely Planet, brought over from Manila by a local, and now taking me, gasping, back to my hotel.

Constitutional principles emerge in concrete settings but are phrased in abstract language.

More generally, these could be evolving, co-dependent variables in their own right, and this could be shown by taking a 'closed model' approach [41] that allows such characteristics to emerge from concrete population processes such as the pattern of dispersal and the mutational input of novel genetic material.

Now, as we are in the Rio+20 era, there is an emerging demand of concrete actions [8] and stronger implementation of the existing policies and international resolutions and for concrete actions to meet the targets set in the previous year [9].

Such holistic tests can effectively evaluate the service life of normal and emerging types of concrete.

Offshore LNG terminals and offshore industrial plants utilise emerging concepts in concrete that are lasting for years.

In the third phase high reinforcement deformations occur, and they are near or at he yield point causing further decrease of the compressive deformations, and then emerging of tensile concrete deformations.

One of her photographs shows blossoms emerging from broken concrete.

Another crew laid a large concrete pipe and installed storm drains on what looked like concrete chimneys emerging from the pipe.

With no concrete answers emerging, some are speculating.