Sentence examples for to which concrete from inspiring English sources

High temperatures due to fire are amongst the most critical situations to which concrete may be exposed.

Bit by bit, Goodman and Quine define their way up to which concrete inscriptions count as correctly formed sentences of the language of set theory, and finally which concrete inscriptions count as proofs and theorems.

According to Weber's definition, "an ideal type is formed by the one-sided accentuation of one or more points of view" according to which "concrete individual phenomena … are arranged into a unified analytical construct" (Gedankenbild); in its purely fictional nature, it is a methodological "utopia [that] cannot be found empirically anywhere in reality" [Weber 1904/1949, 90].

Figures 8 and 10 present the ultimate compressive strain, ε ou, corresponding to the stress at which concrete is crushed.

The problem to decide which concrete entity is meant by a reference is called disambiguation.

Depending on the biological level to be studied, many models have been proposed to simulate GRNs, among which concrete models are more suitable for simulating biochemical processes realistically.

The target comet here is an extinct comet, to which a concrete and promising sample collection scenario was constructed.

Experiments and numerical analyses were carried out to examine the extent to which the concrete, at various distances, is affected by the blast wave and fragment impacts.

One of the major factors contributing to this deterioration process is the environmental and climatic conditions to which a concrete structure is exposed.

Traditionally, strategic research assumes a decision-making model according to which firms predetermine concrete goals and select resources in order to attain these goals.

Change in concrete identification indexed the extent to which participants gave more concrete responses on the Behavioural Identification Form after the sad mood induction than after the happy mood induction.