Sentence examples for sake of concreteness from inspiring English sources

For the sake of concreteness, we will focus first on "predicates of personal taste" (paradigmatically, "tasty"), and then on epistemic and deontic modals.

For the sake of concreteness, we have discussed only β-reduction strategies.

For sake of concreteness we omit the complete set of coefficient estimates.

Finally, for the sake of concreteness, we focus on the specific case.

For the sake of concreteness, let be the distances from the BS to the users.

For the sake of concreteness, let us refer to the simplified model of the end-to-end communication link depicted in Figure6.

This definition of Naturalism, coupled with the aesthetic, or "art for art's sake," impetus in Symbolism and with the Impressionists' transmutation of concreteness into light, justifies the name of Neoromanticism that has been given to the cultural temper with which the 19th century ended.

In Ackroyd's view, such clamor inspired in Chaucer his love of concreteness and variety.

The major source of concreteness, however, is the metaphors, and the best example is the most celebrated one.

Experiment 3 tested whether the benefits of concreteness fading extend to children with high prior knowledge.

Instead of realism, Mr. Hockney offers fantasy; instead of detail, he offers sleek planes of color; instead of concreteness he offers pop abstraction.