The phrase "abstract steps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to generalized or theoretical stages in a process, often in contexts like planning, programming, or methodology.
Example: "To solve the problem, we need to outline the abstract steps involved in the algorithm before diving into the specifics."
Alternatives: "general steps" or "conceptual steps".
She embodied the paradox of impersonal personality, subsumed in someone else's abstract steps yet making us feel we know her.
In a wide stripe of light at the middle of the stage, backed by a wash of brilliant blue (Joe Doran, again), Curran danced an improvised solo to a recording of Cornel West from the 2008 documentary film "Examined Life," travelling forward and back, his movements occasionally illustrating a word or phrase of West's in the midst of otherwise antic abstract steps.
There are objective measures of code similarity that can be quoted, like the edit distance between abstract syntax trees, but here the expert hand identified the abstract steps that the code fragments were performing, made slides that nobody in the courtroom could actually read, filled with colored boxes outlining the purportedly analogous code in each case.
By clicking the link to "co-occurrence times", it prompts the co-occurred abstracts and the highlighted interaction extraction in the abstracts (Step 5).
Of these 13 727 were excluded as not relevant after reading their title and abstracts (step 1).
Step 1: Write down a desire Step 2: Create a sigil by omitting repeated letters, and then arranging the remainder into a arbitrary, abstract glyph Step 3: Masturbate Step 4: Forget about it Step 5: Record the result in your diary.
The court said that Myriad's patent claims on the process of analyzing whether a patient's genes had mutations that raised the risk of cancer was not patentable because it involved only "patent-ineligible abstract mental steps".
But CAFC finds invalid the company's claims on testing for cancer risk by comparing or analyzing DNA sequences because these methods are based on "abstract, mental steps" of logic that are not "transformative".
In this interaction, Kapuer presents this rule to the user and explains all the abstract elements (step 5).
The concept of unit operations abstracts the steps of the synthesis from the details of the hardware to such an extent that almost no information about the engineering design of the radiochemical synthesizer is needed to understand the synthesis protocol; indeed, very few details about the underlying hardware can be gleaned from the program alone.
Relevant papers were selected by screening the titles and abstracts (first step) and entire articles (second step) according to the inclusion criteria listed above.
