It is also recommended that the Programme take a more proactive and reflexive role, always within the framework of its agreements with Ecuador, and a sound communication strategy with local donors, through which concrete and immediate results will emerge so that the scope of this approach and the advantages of its results and outputs can be internalized.
The government's project management, which lacks private-sector rigour, is sometimes blamed for the slowness with which schemes become concrete and steel.
To this end, a natural aggregate has been characterized, using the μCT, with which a source concrete has been produced.
The first stage determined, using beams specimens, the shear behaviour of recycled concrete with which 50% of the coarse aggregate was replaced by recycled coarse aggregate (obtained from concrete demolition waste).
With nothing concrete with which to get Hizb ut-Tahrir, the Abbott government has had to resort to spurious connections and false allegations.
Like statistics (Porter 1995), maps may legitimize decisions by giving decision-makers something concrete with which to justify themselves.
By having thought about some of these issues in advance of your first job offer, you have some concrete criteria with which to analyze the offer.
The importance and originality of the National Assembly instead resides in the care with which he built in reinforced concrete and the forms into which he required that it be cast.
A rotational spring model is introduced at locations of the two adjacent flexural cracks to model the local flexibility of the cracked concrete beam, with which the relationship between the local bond slip and externally applied load is established and the real bond failure process of the FRP-plated concrete beam with the increasing of the externally applied load is revealed.
As is seen with poems such as "The Chambered Nautilus" and "The Deacon's Masterpiece; or The Wonderful One-Hoss Shay", Holmes successfully concentrated his verse upon concrete objects with which he was long familiar, or had studied at length, such as the one-horse shay or a seashell.
