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In many evolutionary models, the population is assumed to be infinite, or very large, precisely in order to abstract away from chance fluctuations.
In our study, the association between the origin of the abstract and the chance for presentation at the meeting was strong and consistent across research types and formal quality categories, although there is an impression that the association is more pronounced in BSS as opposed to CCT.
"If by Chance," an abstract piece set to Shostakovich with a distilled "Romeo and Juliet" motif, is the first work Ms. Barak has choreographed for the company.
They range from some of the earliest paintings to be officially labeled Surrealist, to near-abstract images generated by chance techniques, to examples of the collage-style books some consider Ernst's masterworks.
Despite and because of Ernst's being one of modernism's mystery men, he remains of interest, and there are intriguing things in this survey: from early Surrealist paintings, to near-abstract images generated by chance techniques, to the collage-style books some consider his masterworks.
It has been suggested that authors carefully choose the words used in their abstract to improve the chances of their article being found and cited [ 23].
(Greenberg said that we should reject seeing chance imagery in abstract art, but he didn't say how).
Provided that you do it the right way, therapy offers you a chance to take abstract insights about yourself and apply those towards concrete changes in your life. 5.
In maths, for instance, when female teenagers are asked how confident they feel about solving an abstract equation, they rate their chances almost as highly as boys.
