Sentence examples for more concrete description from inspiring English sources

The mission is a more concrete description of purpose and intent.

Denoting as usual by (pi _g) the fundamental group of a compact complex curve C of genus g, we have in fact a more concrete description of the mapping class group (see [9, 10, 44, 45, 125, 165, 212, 220] for general results on braid and mapping class groups): begin{aligned} (M) {mathcal {M}}ap _g cong {{mathrm{text {Out}}}}^+ (pi _g).

Her work is so interior it does not invite more concrete description.

The obtained analytical results allow more concrete description of the spatial behaviors of the spin precession caused individually by the Rashba and the Dresselhaus terms.

For example, when given an unwieldy cup that made drinking more difficult, participants tended to provide more concrete descriptions of the act of drinking than individuals given normal cups (Wegner et al., 1984).

Instead, it can be considered as a first step in providing a more concrete architecture description of a reference model with aligned architecture work specifically based on the real 'data replication service' use case.

Enrichment provides a measure of the significance of the function: as the enrichment increases, the corresponding function is more specific, which helps us to find those GOs with more concrete function description in the experiment.

Perfect pitch becomes more of a "feeling" associated with a note more so than a concrete description or association.

With successful cognitive behavior therapy, the patients' descriptions became more concrete.

The more concrete connection appeals directly to text-based descriptions of crimes as a source of information.

To the extent that participants' mood became less happy and/or more sad, descriptions of behaviours became more concrete, more focused on "how" to implement the behaviour, and less focused on "why" one carries out the behaviour.