Sentence examples for abstract study from inspiring English sources

His string-theoretic investigations have led to stunning advances in pure mathematics, especially in the abstract study of knots.

Formal logic, the abstract study of propositions, statements, or assertively used sentences and of deductive arguments.

The DVD documentary of the year is Kon Ichikawa's "TOKYO OLYMPIAD" (Criterion), a whimsical, often abstract study of the 1964 Summer Games.

A more general and abstract study of model theory began after 1950, in the work of Tarski and others.

Jebb's aim was to make an abstract study of Malraux that did not follow any particular narrative path, or as she puts it, "an observation of nonspecific ambition," who might as well be speaking about the designer Rei Kawakubo, who shows her nonspecific ambition on her sleeve every season.

A less abstract study was the Stanford biased interpretation experiment in which participants with strong opinions about the death penalty read about mixed experimental evidence.

Rather, they resembled abstract studies of movement, energy, erotic desire.

Her prolific photography ranges from documenting the humdrum to abstract studies of liquid and gas.

"I see them as abstract studies of sequins, evicted mollusks, and air-conditioned mink.

By 1913 Léger was painting a series of abstract studies he called Contrast of Forms.

"If I were studying this hand at a party," she writes, "I would say the subject was a student with a great interest in psychology and other abstract studies.