concrete form

collocation in English

meanings of concreteand form

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concrete
adjective
uk /ˈkɒŋ.kriːt/ us /ˈkɑːn.kriːt/
clear and certain, or real and existing in a form that can be seen ...
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form
noun
uk /fɔːm/ us /fɔːrm/
a paper or set of papers printed with spaces in which answers to questions can be written or information can be recorded in an ...
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Examples of concrete form

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His recent concreteform is the first he has actually built.
Below, we will derive explicit representations for such terms depending on the concreteform of the underlying problem.
We will restate the main definitions in the concreteform in which they appear within the matrix theory.
The gelatinous substance differentiates, but the soft substance still does not have a concreteform.
The idea was given concreteform by three composers, and brought up on a national level through co-arrangement with a large festival of contemporary music.
Here this criterion will be put into more concreteform.
Instead, only that which is eternally comprehensible and purely human appears in an inimitable concreteform.
This awareness has taken concreteform, for example, in the promotion of the use of clinical protocols.
The other half consists in a recognition of the different human conceptualities and spiritual practices that give concreteform to the divine reality within religious experience.
I experienced it daily in concreteform.
First, data availability: while written text already exists in concreteform (books, magazines, and so on), spoken text does not - so where does one go to find it?
When the concept of a gene and its cellular product finally attained concreteform, neuroscientists began to apply these methods to the most complex cellular system known - the brain.
Here the 'local, asynchronous' character of the multiplicatives, suggested by the intrinsic, geometrical representation of multiplicative proofs as proof nets, is turned into a concreteform of symbolic dynamics.
Of course, it was one thing to say that the university should be the embodiment of a new ethos, quite another to give this ethos a concreteform.
The concreteform it will take may still be open to discussion.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
The essential political and economic institutions are now assuming concreteform.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
People find it all too complicated, so give concreteform to a few of those provisions of the charter for small and medium-sized businesses.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
I gave one or two instances in concreteform in regard to planning permissions.
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Has the time now come when we can put aside these beautiful sentiments which, put into concreteform, saved civilisation?
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