Nevertheless, an author considering radiation exposure important enough to be discussed at the oral presentation, but not as eminent to be mentioned in the abstract, reflects an attitude towards the subject that is in itself problematic.
The abstract reflects the paper well.
The article is well written, provides sufficient background information, is scientifically sound, and both the title and abstract reflect the main research results and conclusions of this work.
While cautioning that the play is about more than art -- it is also about relationships and endurance and aging -- Mr. Baitz allowed that Raphelson's resentment of Abstract Expressionism reflected his own "sense of being part of a form that's been blotted out by the electronic".
Some of the confusing nature of the latter part of the abstract is reflected in the third point of the "Presentation of the hypothesis" section: "(3) these interactions constituted a system of global regulation that limited phenotype space to the two large attractors of growth and survival and to the transitions between them".
Mitchell-Innes & Nash Some of the works in "Item" at Mitchell-Innes & Nash (534 West 26th Street, Chelsea) are abstract, others reflect an abstracting state of mind.
As research articles or research notes usually have an abstract but editorials, commentaries, short letters and several other types of publication usually do not, the publications with an abstract better reflect the real output in original research papers.
Later works of that decade, with bigger overall abstract elements, reflect the influence of Jackson Pollock, Lee Krasner and other figures of the New York School.
For Neizvestny, the key to designing a successful memorial was always finding a strong abstract idea "reflecting the trajectory of the artist's thoughts" and reducing it to a visual image that conveyed the subject's emotional essence.
Heightened demand for abstract labor reflects the evolving nature of capitalist economies.
