Sentence examples for known concrete from inspiring English sources

To date however, there has been little known concrete evidence of the effectiveness of computer games for the treatment of children and adolescents with mental health conditions.

This made it "the second known concrete plane to fly and the only one to stay intact upon landing," the school said.

"A lot of kids in Brooklyn and Manhattan only know concrete," he said.

There is yet another way to kill communication, as anyone who has been suddenly disconnected from a mobile call knows: concrete structures, steel beams and walls embedded with copper-wire mesh are ideal for blocking radio signals -- though rarely are they used intentionally for that purpose, according to several architects and builders.

"It's good to know concrete details about the variation of these gorilla populations," says Oliver Ryder, a geneticist at the San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research in California who was not involved with the research.

However, it is known that concrete expansion, due to alkali silica reaction, could be suppressed by using sufficient quantity of a pozzolan even when the concrete is exposed to a strong alkaline solution.

These are known as concrete steps.

The Japanese architect Tadao Ando is known for concrete boxes (churches, art museums) pierced with light.

Its defense was anchored by the ferocious Chuck Bednarik, known as Concrete Charlie, who at age 35 played both ways at linebacker and center.

But it is now known that concrete doesn't interact well with traditional masonry; it's not flexible enough, and its salts have been known to ruin stonework.

So there are very few results known for concrete differential systems with monodromic nilpotent critical points.