| It is this bodily aspect, as a universal medium or plenum that allows for the concretization of universal enlightenment to be realized through ritualized bodily experience. |
| The Mediterranean culture was the concretization of tolerance, dialogue and opening. |
| Secondly, the aesthetic properties of the resulting concretization are not arbitrary inventions of the viewer, nor are they based on the pleasure she derives from the experience. |
| The real problem, he believed, lay in the implementation and concretization of the issue. |
| They have also encouraged the concretization of more investments for the expansion and improvement of the infrastructure facilities in developing countries. |
| On the contrary, Shapiro states, « The halakhah is the supreme concretization of the will of God for mundane existence. |
