Sentence examples for abstract given from inspiring English sources
Professor Wolfers said the answer to the question of whether the death penalty deterred was "not unknowable in the abstract," given enough data.
On his desk, Paulson, a Cubs fan, kept a copy of Bill James's "Historical Baseball Abstract," given to him by Bernanke, a former Red Sox fan who, since moving to the capital, had adopted the Washington Nationals.
As they wrote in the paper's abstract, "Given that companies and governments are increasingly using computer vision algorithms to detect people's intimate traits, our findings expose a threat to the privacy and safety of gay men and women".
The second one is inspired by the theory of Orlicz spaces, based on replacing the particular integral form of the nonlinear functional, which controls the growth of members of the space, by an abstract given functional with some good properties.
Thus, the abstract given as input could obviously not belong to the knowledge base used for the simulation.
Its color reproduction and illustration style, even when the artist is being most modern or almost abstract, gives it a 1930's pulp magazine muscularity.
This abstract gives very little information about the technique used, the follow up of the child or the ethical approval process".
Searching for text words in the title and abstract gave 18% precision in this case study and 4% in Golder et al [ 4].
An abstract gives the reader overview and orientation, while an executive summary gives the reader more of a summary.
While one can easily view parts of full papers relevant in the curated articles, the Integrator interprets the annotations in abstracts given by the TM systems and displays them in the same format including article title, authors, publication date, the name of journals and the abstract with the matching terms highlighted.
But there, too, the ideas were abstracted, giving a tailored jacket a blouson back and cropping a rounded top high in the torso, creating a look that is becoming a trend.
