Sentence examples for relatively concrete from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the relatively concrete representation these movements sought, Symbolist painters favoured works based on fantasy and the imagination.

This suggests that there is no sharp distinction between discrimination learning (relatively concrete) and concept formation (more abstract); instead, one progresses from the concrete to the abstract.

But learning a disjunctive rule (e.g., GEK objects now are either LARGE or GREEN but not both) is quite difficult; there is no invariant, relatively concrete feature on which to rely.

Newt's positions may seem relatively concrete and his personality somewhat less ticklish – he's certainly a more able dissembler – but his core appeal is the same as Cain's: he is vessel of hope for a conservative victory rather than a Republican one.

The micro-futures, being relatively concrete, were very useful to trigger discussions.

Intuition is "rapid, instinctive judgment, whether in the objective sensible perception of relatively concrete matters, or in the most abstract" (PD 372).

"However, there are relatively few concrete examples and much of the work to date has been theoretical.

Due to the relatively thin concrete panel thickness, it is difficult to attain adequate ductility in connection system.

The manufacturing process used in factories, for large-scale production, involves a "vibro-compaction" casting procedure, using a relatively dry concrete mix with low cement content (≈100 kg/m3).

A numerical simulation of confined columns experimentally tested by [1] is performed for relatively small concrete specimens of constant size but with different cross-section corner radius.

Despite the widespread use of bones in ancient DNA (aDNA) studies, relatively little concrete information exists in regard to how the DNA in mineralised collagen degrades, or where it survives in the material's architecture.