Property of being particular or specific to an instance of a phenomenon being discussed.
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Examples for "concrete"
Examples for "concrete"
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The commission said it would need concrete actions to stop the practice.
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Attention to detail is far more likely to secure concrete, indisputable results!
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We also need to see the issue about time set in concrete.
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This court will give concrete backing to international humanitarian law, he said.
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However; this is not likely to develop into anything concrete or definite.
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A new labeling procedure was used that showed improved specificity of labeling.
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Thus, high specificity and sensitivity are needed to improve diagnosis and treatment.
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Moreover, BMI and age predicted central BMD with similar sensitivity and specificity.
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However, PSA has low specificity and has led to numerous unnecessary biopsies.
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Western blotting was used to confirm specificity of the muscarinic antisera used.
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It is not the pettiness, but the particularity, that makes them unpicturesque.
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We lack space to describe any but the most remarkable with particularity.
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What are the employments of heaven we cannot know with any particularity.
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He gives it chief place by position and by particularity of description.
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A little particularity in the balance part of commerce serves to maintain friendships.
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Signs still preserved the concreteness of the event that triggered their constitution.
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The concreteness of the visual makes images inappropriate for describing other images.
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There were the dreams-andthese seemed to grow in vividness and concreteness.
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Readers of ideographic texts have the advantage of the concreteness of the representation.
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For concision, picturesqueness and concreteness, this narrative is not excelled in all literature.
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Vodka, however, began to relieve the world of its awful concreteness.
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He turns towards concreteness and adequacy, towards facts, towards action, and towards power.
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Science uses abstraction as an instrument for reaching concreteness; philosophy follows the inverse path.
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The elasticity, the concreteness, of your temperament fertilised the too-brooding introspectiveness of my own.
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It begins with concreteness, and returns and ends with it.
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It may be, however, that concreteness as radical as ours is not so obvious.
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Select passages that show his special clearness, concreteness, also his rhetorical and argumentative power.
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Abundant and vivid use of metaphors serves to render his concreteness more varied and impressive.
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Distractibility during an immediate memory task was associated with more frequent bizarre verbalizations but not concreteness.
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We need a concreteness standard for software inventions.
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A longing for concreteness has befogged our fantasy.