The Impact of Peer Feedback on L2 Literature Review Writing: A Mixed Methods Study by Jing Yan, Yu Zhu, Xinrong Ye

“…The qualitative text analysis demonstrated that students paid unbalanced attention to the genre-specific characteristics of the literature review and the concreteness varied accordingly. Students valued peer feedback for improving comprehension, thinking skills, and audience awareness, especially when it identified issues with specific revision suggestions. …”
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Berlin et Francfort dans le sillage de la science du judaïsme by Sonia Goldblum

“…Elle permet de présenter tant l’organisation et les activités concrètes de ces établissements que leurs fondements intellectuels et théoriques. …”
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The Effect of Virtual Laboratory Applications on 8th Grade Students' Achievement in Science Lesson by Fatih Serdar Yildirim

“…On the other hand, it has been shown that virtual laboratory applications contribute to students’ meaningful learning by enabling the concretization of abstract subjects, and that these applications positively support students' interest, excitement and motivation towards the science course because they are found attractive.…”
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Overtourism in Uzungöl Trabzon, Türkiye: A Study Based on Tourist Reviews by Melik Onur Güzel, Eşref Ay, Ozan Çatir

“…With the increase in the number of visitors, rapid construction, concreting and various forms of pollution have had a negative impact on the destination of Uzungöl and its environment. …”
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A Formal Approach to Optimally Configure a Fully Connected Multilayer Hybrid Neural Network by Goutam Chakraborty, Vadim Azhmyakov, Luz Adriana Guzman Trujillo

“…This fact motivated us to consider the so-called direct-solution approaches to the switched OCPs, which can be associated with the learning of hybrid neural networks. Concretely, we consider the generalized reduced-gradient algorithm in the framework of the auxiliary switched OCP.…”
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Developing Intercultural Communication and Cultural Intelligence through Intercultural Musical Contacts by Montassir Hmala

“…The findings of the study concretely demonstrated that exposure to forging music could have a tangible impact on students’ development of intercultural communication and cultural intelligence skills.…”
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Les choix d’investissements publics en culture et le développement durable : sous quelles conditions ? by Virginie Proulx

“…We realize more and more concretely how culture contributes to the development of large cities : Barcelona and Paris have made it their strength. …”
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La traduction, entre transgression et limite by Salah Basalamah

“… Au-delà de la pratique et de ses méthodes, la traduction est un concept qu’il est nécessaire de penser de manière synthétique au carrefour de ses diverses manifestations concrètes. En effet, la traductologie étant la discipline qui s’est intéressée dans les trente dernières années à l’étude des phénomènes du traduire en contexte (tournants culturel et sociologique), il reste pour celle-ci de développer une pensée qui réfléchit désormais le concept même de traduction. …”
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Indigénisme et pragmatisme au Mexique : l’expérience éducative de Carapan par Moisés Sáenz Garza by Philippe Schaffhauser

“…I focus this general hypothesis concretely on the account of the implementation of a pilot project that was carried out in the Purhépecha region called La Cañada de los Once Pueblos, in the state of Michoacán, Mexico, from June 1932 to January 1933. …”
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European Constitutionalism: Development of the Idea and Legal Means of Public Power Limiting by I. V. Levakin

“…The idea and legal means of limiting public power are concretized on the materials of the most developed legal systems of the past and present, recognizing and implementing European-type democracy as the basis of the political and legal structure.…”
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Ecocritical review of the nature essays of university students: a translation and metaphor study by Alican Pandapatan

“…Man is naturally metaphorical which reveal their ability to connect things, concretize abstract forms of meaning, and produce new concepts of semantic terms.…”
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Perception of Preschool Children about Environmental Pollution by Meltem Duran

“…The children had difficulty in expressing the factors that cause air pollution verbally in the interviews, but in their drawings, they were able to reveal their air pollution perceptions more easily and concretely.…”
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Fashion meets journalism: Mapping and evaluating Australian fashion media by Wylie Shannon

“…What little work has been done, however, has allowed theorists to explore how magazines promote feminism and form culture, which acts as a step in concreting fashion’s importance theoretically. This thesis has contributed to cultural studies by showing the relationship between the corporate industry, of both fashion and media (producer), and the active audience (reader) can be rethought and brought up to date for the more interactive era of the 21st century.…”
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Problématisation et démocratie participative : quelle formation pour les « nouveaux » experts ? by Bernadette Fleury, Michel Fabre

“…C’est particulièrement le cas lorsqu’il s’agit de penser les incidences concrètes de l’idée de développement durable et ses implications politiques, en rupture avec le modèle technocratique habituel et dans le cadre d’une démocratie participative qui entend associer le citoyen, non seulement aux décisions, mais également, dans une certaine mesure, à la définition des problèmes eux-mêmes. …”
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Unpacking Meaningful Grammar Feedback: An Analysis of EFL Student Teachers’ Feedback Preferences and Learning Moments by Michel Cabot

“…Student teachers’ awareness and the concreteness of the feedback given played important roles in the perception of learning moments. …”
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Constructing sports facilities using environment-friendly materials by Rui Li, Chenxi Zhai

“…The current status and future potential of using EFM in sports facility construction are concretely discussed with a thorough literature review and analysis. …”
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THE INTEGRAL RURAL TOURISM EXPERIENCE FROM THE TOURIST’S POINT OF VIEW – A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF ITS NATURE AND MEANING by ELISABETH KASTENHOLZ, JOANA LIMA

“…In this context, this paper aims to analyse the nature of the tourist experience in a rural context, focusing on the tourists’ point of view. Concretely, in-depth interviews were conducted with 44 individuals who had visited rural areas, aiming at a deeper understanding of the three phases of the tourist experience: (i) pre (planning, expectations and motivations); (ii) during (events occurred during the visit); and (iii) after the experience (satisfaction, memories and evaluation of the visit). …”
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U.S. trade in the sphere of strategic products and services as the first level of analysis of its economic security by Todorović Marina

“…Methods used during the research are - the analytical-synthetic method, method of generalization and concretization, method of classification and, also, the historical method and content analysis method.…”
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La guerre des voix by Raphaël Baroni

“…On verra que cette approche implique non seulement le retour de la figure de l’auteur (notamment à travers la prise en compte de sa posture), mais aussi la confrontation entre des lectures programmées par les textes et des lectures concrètes qui, parfois, et même très souvent, divergent des lectures programmées en amont.…”
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Los Santos en el Teatro de Lope y el Mundo Laboral by Josep Lluís Sirera

“…À partir des théories historiographiques qui posent la question de savoir si les classes laborieuses faisaient entendre réellement leur voix dans le théâtre du Siècle d’Or, est posée la question de la relation conflictuelle entre le monde du travail et le théâtre hagiographique de cette époque. Concrètement, cet état de conflit était dû non pas tant au traitement marginal (ou plutôt, informel) des classes laborieuses dans le théâtre hagiographique, qu’à la défense de modèles de vie dans lesquels le travail n’était plus érigé comme la seule voie valable pour les nécessiteux, auxquels on offrait, en échange, une charité aveugle et illimitée pratiquée non seulement par les classes dirigeantes, qui trouvaient là une justification sociale à leur existence, mais aussi par les classes laborieuses elles-mêmes que l’on exhortait à l’exercice de la charité aux dépens de leurs propres intérêts.…”
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