Sentence examples for more concrete use from inspiring English sources

Screwing up her courage after the lecture, Greer follows Faith into the bathroom, and after a chat about misogyny and injustice comes away with something of more concrete use: Faith Frank's elegant, embossed business card.

All the semantics are presented in a uniform fixpoint form and the correspondences between these semantics are established through composable Galois connections, each semantics being formally calculated by abstract interpretation of a more concrete one using Kleene and/or Tarski fixpoint approximation transfer theorems.

In contrast, steel and concrete use more energy, emit more greenhouse gases, and release more air and water pollutants during the manufacturing process than that of wood products (APA 2017).

In fact your opinion was put in more concrete terms by using the words 'beyond all reasonable doubt'.

China has used more concrete in the past three years than America used in the whole 20th Century.

After the simulation exercise, the participants were more concrete in how to use VP in the future.

Pushed to be a little more concrete, he replied: "I'll use a New York City example.

Before the class, four students came to my office, raising doubts about the relevance of the "abstract" theories I was teaching and urging me to use more concrete examples.

This relationship was shown beautifully by Gary Hewitt: For something a bit more concrete, you can also use the specific 16:9 ratio to compute the screen areas numerically and then calculate their ratio.

One way to make evolutionary concepts more concrete is through the use of medical examples.

In fact, today we use more concrete than any other material except water.