Essentially, the craniofacial reconstruction is to figure out the face of unknown skull by the knowledge of skull and face dependency, which is concretely represented as the distribution of the tissue thickness on skull.
There is no problem of a misinterpretation then, as long as Baso's "everyday mind" is understood to mean the mind which is freed from "the samsāsric cycle of birth and death," and yet it is the mind which is concretely instantiated in the everydayness of a human everyday "life-world".
Learners' nuances of developed reading comprehension potentiality manifested itself in required processing information for answering the question which was concretely represented itself in the latency of responses.
Third, the normative standpoint relative to particular domains is that of "persons and institutions with whom (or which) one is concretely connected by friendship, family, work, neighborhood" (Benson 1990, 55).
Microsomia was concretely assessed, which is present in those individuals with weight at birth below the 10th percentile of the colony.
Benson's normative standpoints are not derived from objective moral reasons but rather are intersubjective standpoints those derived from "persons or institutions to which the agent is concretely connected".
The value of \(a(4,2 \) thus requires almost 20,000 digits to represent in decimal notation while the value of \(a(4,3)\) is larger than that which can be concretely represented by algorithms for handling precision arithmetic on contemporary (or foreseeable) computers.
In Luxembourg on Wednesday, the General Court of the European Union ruled that the decision to put Hamas on the list was based on "factual imputations derived from the press and the internet," rather than "elements which have been concretely examined and confirmed".
"The thing about Melissa & Doug toys," she said, "the problem with them, is they encourage you to be creative, which is great, but they also, speaking of it kind of concretely, are relatively one-dimensional".
6, 43 It is not possible to calculate the cost of quality-adjusted life years (QALY) and disability-adjusted life years (DALY) without concretely defining the quantity of indirect costs, which is a necessary component of the calculation.
Unfortunately, they did not explicitly describe their analyses, which is why we were not able to compare these differences more concretely.
