Sentences with phrase «from concrete»

The kitchen made from concrete, stainless steel and dark wood is reminiscent of a boat with its 270 degree view, integrating so completely into the living room that it seems to disappear.

It moves from concrete experiences of death through theological reflection on them in order to enter new experiences in a more integrated, faith - filled way.

This place looks like a gorgeous get away from the concrete jungle.

In light of this ethical perspective, what can we abstract from the concrete values we are given in each emerging occasion of reality?

Actually individual and society are both abstractions from the concrete reality of «community» or persons - in - relationship.

These bricks can potentially be used as a portion of the tunnel lining itself, which is typically built from concrete.

The metaphor in the ad is about a rose that grew from concrete.

Rather one must move from the concrete situation to the decision as to what is the right direction in this instance.

With housing stagnant and various stimulus programs winding down, investors are fearing stagnant materials prices for everything from concrete to copper wiring demand.

The black color of the sheet - molding compound plastic helps hide the scratches sustained from the concrete blocks, which weigh between 14 and 16 pounds each.

Although the game is far from a concrete release date, a few other details have surfaced.

The symbol does, of course, become abstract when it is detached from a concrete event.

It is derived from concrete happenings through which the real order of things is disclosed to us.

Most rooms have sea views, however the cheaper ones are below pool level so have very little view at all, apart from concrete.

Begin the circuit 2 to 3 feet away from a concrete wall, standing parallel to the wall, holding a fairly large medicine ball weighing 10 to 15 lbs.

Each entry is treated in a different way, ranging from concrete poetry to essays, descriptions, and so on.

The physical and the conceptual are abstractions from the concrete events.

Earlier works draw from concrete structures, while the new iterations shift to more fragile ephemeral forms and materials.

Taking their form from the material of the exhibition space itself, these sculptures will be partially constructed from the concrete of the gallery floor.

It could never get away from concrete life, or work in a conceptual vacuum.

The power to abstract forms from concrete processes is so great that mentality emerges into reason.

And it is about learning from concrete examples from the world largest law firms and legal departments.

Situated next to them are several casts from concrete and cardboard, which look like fragments of a building and lumps of earth.

The child moves from the concrete toward abstract understanding.

Have you ever wondered what those random capped pipes are that stick out from the concrete?

The plywood or plastic drop cloth is to protect the surface you are working on from the concrete.

Begin the process by writing things down, separating vague hopes from concrete, achievable goals.

Knowledge should proceed from the concrete to the abstract.

Its vitality springs from concrete human relations between people who visibly care about each other.

To describe any complex event or pattern of behavior as guided by a single purpose is always to abstract radically from the concrete course of events.

Nor did he think much of theology produced in an ivory tower, away from the concrete needs of the community.

It can be challenging for students to jump from concrete tools, like base 10 blocks, to abstract representations, like numbers.

They help transition from concrete to abstract, dealing more with written number problems.

When designed well, guided - analysis activities will help learners filter out useless information from the relevant — the confusing from the concrete.

And although this is far from concrete confirmation it's a promising indication.

It is pleasant, silent and simply a heaven for those people who wish to escape from concrete forests.

There is one restaurant serving food here that has been built from bamboo to keep the beach free from concrete.

As children grow, their level of awareness and insight of situations develops and they move from concrete thinking patterns to more abstract reasoning.

One of the most versatile types of floor tiles, porcelain tiles can be made to look exactly like anything from concrete to wood.

A classic tile roof is usually made from fired clay, but can also be manufactured from concrete.

Made from concrete, it's equal parts interesting - looking and functional.

He uses a wide variety of mediums, ranging from concrete to family photographs, to show the impact of architecture and landscape on the quality of life.

To claim some sort of ultimate value for group - interest is necessarily to abstract from the concrete.

The word abstract is also used to describe a thought or theory that is removed from concrete facts and circumstances.

In so doing, the Court clarified that Robins could not allege a naked procedural violation divorced from any concrete harm.

This makes them quite different from normal appeals, which involve cases that arise out of specific concrete circumstances, that come with a context that has been judicially explored by the lower courts, that have an established set of relevant facts that have been tested through an adversary process, and that are essentially retrospective, arriving at general and abstract questions only as they emerge from those concrete fact and law circumstances.