Sentence examples for abstract abstraction from inspiring English sources

This paper presents the conceptual modelling parts of a methodology for the design of large-scale data-intensive web information systems (WISs) that is based on an abstract abstraction layer model (ALM).

Bradford refers to his work as "social abstraction" — abstract art "with a social or political context clinging to the edges" — and for this project he read books on New York history, on Harlem, on urbanism, and on the Rockefeller family ("Man, you talk about the bad and the good").

A subset of the 13 eSAIL scales was designed to measure attributes believed to relate to innovation: plasticity/rigidity (IMPROMPTU, DOGMATIC), internal/external locus of control (BOLD, RESPBIAS), optimism/pessimism (POSITIVE, MACH), and abstraction (ABSTRACT) (Mascarenhas et al. 2007).

Ms. Cheng's radiantly colored, radially composed paintings combine the polished riffs of post-abstract abstraction with bits of decorative patterns or schematized lotus designs.

In the nineteen-fifties, American dance went abstract, and abstraction was not his métier — he specialized in "psychological" story ballets.

As has happened before in the 20th century, art that aspires to represent the higher ground of human existence will most likely be abstract, since abstraction is the obvious ally of the spiritual.

Though the network model is abstract, its abstraction is also its advantage, for it indicates mathematically, with few disputable assumptions, that a tipping point of this sort must exist in any economy.

The most cogent and sometimes the most telling criticism of modernists is that they make an arbitrary, unjustified leap from realistic figurative drawing to abstract mayhem: abstraction is thus supposedly the mask of artists who can't do the technical stuff.

To what extent abstract rules abstraction is preserved in patients with schizophrenia deserves further investigation.

JK lead author, contributed to all elements of the study; specifically: study design; primary literature reviewer; responsible for executing the search for abstracts; data abstraction, analysis and presentation; primary manuscript writer and responsible for all encompassing and all subsequent revisions throughout the editing process.

Active in the interwar period, they organized themselves into the American Abstract Artists when abstraction was viewed as un-American and then were largely swept aside by Abstract Expressionism.