concrete data

There is no concrete data on whether a particular brand of gas can increase performance.

The most concrete data in the book involve the way today's parents are raising their kids.

There was not a single fact, a single piece of concrete data in the whole book.

Instead, the reason for the decline can be seen in other, more concrete data, traders and analysts say.

"We want concrete data," she said, explaining that the district would look for test score improvement.

"You should know that there's no concrete data on animals predicting seismic activity."

There is no concrete data concerning the origin of the name, merely hypotheses.

Its figures are the most closely watched in the market, and this year provided some of the first concrete data on Chinese gold purchases.

Concrete data about population for the time of the French Revolution have not survived to the present day.

There is no concrete data indicating when and by whom were electronic submissions used for the first time.

I do not seriously think you can say that establishing concrete data for accession is a great triumph.

No concrete data is present establishing ATG101 in any particular area.

The project was first reported in 1995 and announced by Russian official sources in 2000, but no concrete data had been released.

Concrete data on how the company is coping will come on Tuesday when it announces its latest financial results.

This idea is important, and is indeed the only way of obtaining concrete data about the real impact of environmental policy.

Translating the analysis and assessment process into concrete data requires specific activities, tasks, and tools.

And there are no concrete data to document how large the problem is, or how many cookbooks are sold each year.

I want concrete data, not theories, when some admiral starts trying to pull rank and questions our actions and conclusions.

The void pointers actually point at concrete data structures, but give a uniform interface to the dso.

It appears that men's brains are set up to process concrete data, while women's brains are wired for making connections.

Programming that is agnostic about concrete data types is called generic programming.

The name list is also used for several concrete data structures that can be used to implement abstract lists, especially linked lists.

But it still remains to elucidate the actual thing done; to reduce it to concrete data, and in reducing, to unfold its colossal dimensions.

Despite this lack of concrete data, they persist in making dire predictions, serving up the kind of conservation hyperbole that can do more harm than good.

"We need more time, more explanations and concrete data," the minister of mines, I. B. Sudjana, said in a statement.