Sentence examples for reference to a concrete from inspiring English sources

"No one is sure where this strange creation came from, many people seem to think it was left from aliens from the void … " intones a newsreel-style announcer in reference to a concrete tube that has appeared in a field.

Validity of the formulas is demonstrated with reference to a concrete example describing molecular diffusion through the stratum corneum (barrier) layer of skin, comprising lipid (intercellular) and corneocyte (cellular) phases.

This lack of time specificity, context, and reference to a concrete document, may lead to difficulties with recall and inaccurate reporting of research use [ 38, 39].

In the present paper two base isolation systems are analyzed and their seismic behavior is compared with reference to a multi-storey reinforced concrete building.

But he does so in an endless stream of abstractions from which all reference to concrete reality and the flow of human life has been excised.

The CBE submission notes there was "no reference to concrete proposals" and concluded: "Over the past year the BBC Trust has demonstrated an increased emphasis on on-screen representation and a declining interest in off-screen employment.

We motivate and explain these guidelines with reference to concrete design projects and problems.

The range of variation of minimum and maximum amount of steel angles, with reference to concrete core, is that given by Eurocode 4 19944).

With reference to concretes with different dosages of steel fibres the optimal lining thickness for a given value of crack width opening is determined.

It is brandished at party conferences and makes tabloid headlines, with frequent references to the "concreting over" of a green and pleasant land.

Baumeister (1990) reviews evidence that genuine suicide notes tend to be relatively concrete, with a narrow immediate focus, specific instructions, and more references to concrete objects, than simulated notes.