Concretion in a sentence as a noun

" It doesn't seem clear yet what these new concretions are.

> Why do you want the Markdown at all?Because you always want to depend on abstraction, not concretion.

That can help enormously, though they also force some amount of concretion in your type which isn't always good.

Still it is a start and if they can create another concretion chemistry without driving off CO2 it will become a total win. This might mean a coupled CO2 trapping method?

If the core thing you want to do is just a single concretion of the system that you actually built, then you "over-abstracted".

This works because Clojure favors abstractions over concretions.

Some will work better than others, and the better they work, the more closely the structure of your abstraction matches the structure of the concretion being modeled.

User stylesheets will always suck, because the pages you're depending on for your stylesheets to work is a concretion, not an abstraction.

The lack of an explicit interface implementation makes it hard to jump to the interface definition of a function on a concretion.

Are purely descriptions of size; they can vary widely in chemical makeup, and most of those variations will negatively impact concretion.

Not only does it avoid the concretion of personal politics but it exposes managers to a breadth of experience, which is useful if they are promoted.

Same with software projects: after some time, abstraction will not be those foreign short lived unstable concretions that you hold in your head and that vanish away if someone says hello.

The Eiffel Tower example is strange not because it is a concretion, but because it is an example that one would expect be used in the description of something tall, not something heavy.

This "parochialism", he calls it and "concretion" about how data aggregates should work, make them hard to adapt when the rules, data, or other parts of the system change, and make it hard for their programs to work in systems.

Could be concretion, would be still very strange indeed, The smaller "iron spheres" were usually found in mines where there was already a high concentration of iron content that could be used to form iron minerals, not sure where did the iron came from to form this one.

Statitstics and non-biased double blind emphereal fictitious studies show that those who don't care about privacy, usually have not fully developed privacy awareness intelligence due to social constrictions nominally developed during the abstraction formance and concretion phase of the multi-hemispherical expansion of the brain.

Concretion definitions

noun

the formation of stonelike objects within a body organ (e.g., the kidneys)

noun

a hard lump produced by the concretion of mineral salts; found in hollow organs or ducts of the body; "renal calculi can be very painful"

See also: calculus

noun

an increase in the density of something

See also: compaction compression densification

noun

the union of diverse things into one body or form or group; the growing together of parts

See also: coalescence coalescency coalition conglutination