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.
It is evidently that some nanomaterials will make possible now to concretize the ML physical nature more in detail.
To concretize the advantage of having conditional observation as an extension to CoAP, we will now discuss in more detail three real-life IoT-use cases.
But it has proved hard for Danila and his peers to concretize them, to turn that sentiment and energy into something tangible.
Parenting, if it is done in any sort of mindful way, forces you to concretize your own worldview, to make explicit choices about what values to instill and skills to impart to your children.
The application of "minimal risk" can be difficult to concretize and a distinction between risk of harm and risk of discomfort has been proposed for its application in paediatric research in the clinical context [ 43].
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 New Yorker, April 18 , 1959P. 36 Overheard in Grand Central, camel's-hair topcoat to gabardine: "I'll get right on that, Jason, and I think I'll be able to concretize it by noon tomorrow".
By Roy Bongartz and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, April 18 , 1959P. 36 Overheard in Grand Central, camel's-hair topcoat to gabardine: "I'll get right on that, Jason, and I think I'll be able to concretize it by noon tomorrow".
The first puzzles appeared in the… Overheard in Grand Central, camel's-hair topcoat to gabardine: "I'll get right on that, Jason, and I think I'll be able to concretize it by noon….
