The phrase "abstract orientation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to philosophy, psychology, or design, where it refers to a conceptual or theoretical approach rather than a practical or concrete one.
Example: "In her research, she emphasized the importance of abstract orientation in understanding complex systems."
Alternatives: "theoretical perspective" or "conceptual framework".
For this study, using unmarked transcripts, the first two authors individually deconstructed each "husband" story into the following story elements: abstract, orientation, complicating action, resolution, evaluation and coda, as defined by Labov and Waletzky [ 49].
While IS implementation must ultimately be assessed with regard to applications in specific social contexts and not in the abstract, this orientation has largely been neglected [ 5, 6].
21 Labov states that a fully formed narrative includes seven elements: (1) abstract; (2) orientation; (3) complicating action; (4) evaluation; (5) most reportable event; (6) resolution; and (7) a coda.
The dimension of the patterns on the reticle of the system in practical applications is designed and an analysis of the principle of abstracting the orientation information of the target and the effects and formation method of self-adapting tracking gate is presented.
The behavioral findings described here and in Section 3.2 strongly suggest that, among a set of encoding and decoding strategies, rats prefer to rely on an abstract representation of orientation than a precise matching of stored template patterns.
Modern scientific software engineering means many things to many people, but in its cluster of distinguishing characteristics are abstract interface definition, object orientation, componentization, self description, self-error checking, self-performance monitoring, and design for performance, portability, reusability, and extensibility.
This decline is evident across several domains including memory, orientation, attention, abstract thinking and perception.
It is well established that age-related cognitive decline is a normal part of the ageing process that occurs across many cognitive functions including memory, orientation, attention, abstract thinking and perception.
We removed the phrase 'unusual inverted orientation' in the Abstract and another location in the text.
Because it encourages the incremental development of software and the reuse of code by abstracting away implementation details, object orientation is an intuitive and sensible way to conceive large software out of existing application components and libraries.
'Non-memory impairment' was defined using as a score of below the 16th age-specific percentile on any of the other cognitive domains measured by CAMCOG which includes orientation, language, attention/calculation, praxis, abstract thinking or perception.
