The execution of the rules generates the corresponding links (e.g., has extra-neurological manifestations') between the corresponding patient instances and the abstract phenotype instances.
They take their place among the most advanced of wartime art, which was both modernist and abstract; for instance, bebop and Abstract Expressionism were forged on the home front in the early nineteen-forties.
By contrast, Austin held that locutionary acts are abstracted from instances of illocutionary acts, and that assessment as to truth is directed most fundamentally to the illocutionary act.
Likewise, a lot of what is called abstract dance — for instance, Balanchine's "Serenade," which Ratmansky acquired for the Bolshoi — seems to have a story.
One wonders how Schutz's meditation on Till's murder would have been received if her painting had been totally abstract — like, for instance, Sam Gilliam's stormy "April 4," a blood-splattered tribute to Matin Luther King, Jr., that now hangs at the newly established National Museum of African American History and Culture.
For what is interesting about comparing Stratus with Safe from Harm is how much all the stuff that clearly mattered to Cobham and crew (the noodly, improvised jazziness – there's a long abstract intro, for instance) gets jettisoned as Massive Attack, being typical B-boys, focus on the driving bass-and-drums groove.
For instance, abstract algebra arises by relaxing the axioms of a vector space, leading to a number of generalizations.
He appropriates the servant's practical knowledge and transforms it into abstract knowledge, for instance: Euclidean geometry.
What if we consider motion within a much more abstract context: for instance, can the motion of a mathematical point through space be considered in the Aesthetic?
Archaeology can be a good way to teach about more abstract principles: for instance, using radiocarbon dating to teach about isotopes in chemistry or physics.
