The difference from the existing image of women can only be recognized concretely when it is formalized by material means such as costumes.
Concretely, only the routines from BLAS-3 exhibit enough data reuse so as to exploit the hierarchical structure of the memory subsystem of current computers, with several layers of cache, and thus hide the large latencies that requires the access to data that lie on the main memory.
But what, concretely, do we need to do?
He was just not concretely interested in other people, and so his diaries are not interesting.
How, when unlike Hillary he wants to put a complete stop to misguided attempts to ruin lives over marijuana (marijuana!)? How, when unlike Hillary he pushes for campaign finance reform not only verbally but also concretely, by foregoing a Super PAC? How, when unlike Hillary he's pushing forcefully for a higher minimum wage?
In our first study, we have considered the simplest situation, which corresponds to a metabolic network formed only by two subsystems (concretely, we have analyzed the network described in the example of the materials and methods section and figure 1).
36 42 43 We believe that this study can concretely contribute not only to the theoretical debate, but also to the practice of patient engagement in the scope of rare diseases.
But only proportionality can be measured concretely.
The right path is what Croce calls immanentism: All but only lived human experience, taking place concretely and without reduction, is real.
Prop 2: "sustainable business models derive from and are characterized by sustainable leadership models, which encompassed transformational, responsible, ethical/moral and values-virtues driven leadership" that are concretely implemented and not only theorized" (Bastons, 2008; Magni & Pennarola, 2015).
