Sentence examples similar to focus is concretized from inspiring English sources

The concept is concretized into an intelligent greenhouse environment, where complete control is designed over the environment.

This inductive approach is concretized by the following: (a) modelling of these teaching activities by the teacher trainers; (b) coaching the teaching practice experiences and giving hints; (c) taking the students' learning experiences as starting points for reflection.

To this end, country specific effects are accounted for and the objective health measure is concretized, distinguishing effects of mental and physical health conditions.

This study is concretized on perceptions of community members and community health workers.

Psychotherapy, even when the treatment is concretized in treatment manuals is, by nature, transactional, flexible and often highly individualized.

This has become more important as concerns about conflict of interest in clinical research are being concretized in a more formalized evaluation.

We make conceptualizations on the dynamic concept design process to delineate the relationship between the arena of ideas and how these ideas are concretized.

This idea has been long present in U.S. strategies toward China, even before being concretized in Robert Zoellick's notion of integrating China into the world financial and commercial systems as a way of promoting "responsible stakeholdership".

Kurds will have to accept being very unhappy not to achieve their dream of an independent Kurdistan, but only "reasonably" unhappy, because the special autonomous status of the Kurdish region will be concretized in Iraqi law.

The event is said to be "concretized" by those things.

As models these constructions must be concretized to some degree before they can be applied to the real world.