The developments of the hybrid material to its components, which are concrete and GFRP profiles, were examined.
(It should be noted that this is similar to Kaplan's argument for why sentences-in-context, as opposed to utterances, which are concrete events, should be the primary bearers of semantic contents. See Kaplan 1977).
The algorithms (3.12), (3.13), and (3.15) of Xu [13] are some projection algorithms for solving the MSSEP (1.10), which are concrete projection algorithms.
While there are other reasons for considering mass-reference to refer to entities which are concrete but not particular (and Laycock gives such reasons), the ice argument does not seem to be a knock-down argument for the proposal.
The experimental program used samples of main Brazilian C&D waste sources, which are concrete, mortar and red ceramic bricks as well as tiles.
The Torah has numerous laws which are concrete expressions of tzedek, which attempt to redress the power and economic imbalances in human society and Creation (e.g. Exodus 22 24-26, Leviticus 25 36-37, Deuteronomy 23:24-1, 24:6, 17-17, 17).
Compared to limitations in physical functioning, which are concrete and related to daily activities, life satisfaction is a relative concept that includes all major dimensions of life.
They are made from a series of concrete slices, each weighing eight or nine tons, which were concreted together on site to form an interlocking dome.
Manhattan prosecutors have now searched the offices of Casa Redimix Concrete Corporation, which is supplying concrete to a major project, the $612 million replacement of the Willis Avenue Bridge over the Harlem River.
