Sentence examples for is a concreteness from inspiring English sources

But it is a concreteness of sounds, word, letters and feelings.

There was a concreteness effect in terms of faster speed of response for concrete words compared to abstract words.

There is a little more concreteness to it on the downside".

I know this post may engender further distrust and anger, but my hope is that it will educate many of the commenters on what I believe is a fallacy of misplaced concreteness (treating abstract beliefs as though they were concrete realities).

(This view carries a commitment to the claim that a concrete object becomes nonconcrete and that a nonconcrete object becomes concrete, which is even more problematic than the claim that concreteness is a contingent property).

There is a necessary hierarchy of concreteness among universals that Nishida expresses as the order of topoi or places (basho).

Although the virtues of this view are many, not the least of which is the simple and straightforward modal logic it validates, we are very reluctant to accept that concreteness is a contingent property.

So, where C!x is a logically primitive predicate of concreteness, it is the truth of the following sentence, not Alien, that explains those intuitions: ∃x ¬C!x ∧ ◊C!x).

Example 1 As a stylized example of a global valuation problem, let us consider a contract, which lasts for two months (for concreteness, assume that it is a simple combination of the put and the call on the stock S1 with maturities equal to one month and two months, respectively).

That is, a contingent being is one for whom both concreteness and noncreteness are equally possible.

This is both for concreteness and because Ciao Prolog is a second-generation Prolog system which has been designed with global analysis and specialization in mind, and which has a strict module system.