Sentence examples for example of the concrete from inspiring English sources

His contribution to the development of EHP from a series of monographs to one of the leading international science journals is but one example of the concrete application of this philosophy.

For example, many of the concrete nouns in the present study were more likely to have been learned in a Spanish home context ("table", "strawberry", etc), compared to words that were learned in a school or work context ("giraffe", "magnet", etc) where English is the predominant language.

The Grande Aula, or Great Hall, of the Markets of Trajan (AD 96 to 115) is an intact example of the domed, concrete architecture of imperial Rome.

One of the earliest surviving examples of this concrete construction is the Temple of the Sybil (or Temple of Vesta) at Tivoli, built during the 1st century bce.

Nakashima's duties included doing very explicit detail drawings showing, for example, the design of the concrete formwork.

Stretch over to Le Nezet's website to see more examples of the liveliest concrete on the Internet.

An overview of the GeoSafe 2016 Symposium topic is provided using the example of large concrete dams for purposes of illustration.

For the concrete example of the best crossroads-specific practices, let's look at those who face hard choices on a daily basis, the most vulnerable US demographic: immigrant women of the first generation.

To illustrate the aforementioned design methodology, an example of the design of a concrete digital story will be also demonstrated.

Designed by E Ridsdale Tate, it is an early example of the use of reinforced concrete and is a Grade I listed building.

For example, the policy directive "promote systems and program integration" applies to all the concrete examples of the "system and program fragmentation" constraint, but it also applies to one of the concrete examples (Poor data quality of registries) of the "limited administrative capacity" constraint.