Sentence examples for matched with concrete from inspiring English sources

No significant interaction was found between icon type and learner type even though on a matched condition, abstract learners with abstract icon resulted in better scores than when concrete learners were matched with concrete (pictorial and drawing) icons.

Skeptical readers may complain that the authors' subjective interpretation of interviews has not been matched with enough concrete detail and quantitative data, for example, on the religious beliefs and backgrounds of the new Episcopalians.

Also of note, Brother El's Through the Cracks of Concrete (The Beat Bank), more forward-thinking production matched with skilled lyricism, definitely something to seek out.

He added: "The big takeaway from the survey last year is that there is a high level of concern among insurers about the impacts of climate change that is not matched by concrete plans to deal with those impacts.

But even as Mr. Obama appealed for the people of the region to embrace self-determination as the route to peace and prosperity, he left open how far the United States could go in matching its enthusiasm with concrete financial support for a sustained transformation, in a region where repression has often been the handmaiden of poverty and seething frustration.

Republicans speak eloquently of business know-how and individual responsibility, but rarely match the rhetoric with concrete results.

In this analysis, the aging of the concrete was taken into account to match with the material properties at the time of the field experiment.

Clear studs match with everything.

Why has President Obama been so unwilling to match his lofty words with concrete deeds?

"If we block one route, they will find another route, so this is something we have to face... not with only words or actions that don't match the concrete needs of the people".

The mats were slatted to match the concrete slats and each mat allowed drainage.