Sentence examples for abstract systems from inspiring English sources
Amazingly, Americans, a people stereotypically allergic to abstract systems, found this model of the mind irresistible.
He said that while he did not want to talk about politics and banks "we are completely surrounded by abstract systems and struggle to understand how they work.
What he has done, perhaps in response, is to develop an intellectual quality that is rare in a politician, a tendency to understand the world in terms of abstract systems.
Abstract systems of logic have been constructed that employ three truth-values (e.g., true, false, and indeterminate) or even many, as in fuzzy logic, in which propositions have values between 0 and 1.
The result is that Gore is a confused politician, simultaneously committed and disengaged, passionate and wooden: What he has done… is to develop an intellectual quality that is rare in a politician, a tendency to understand the world in terms of abstract systems.
This is the dichotomy that comes up most often in criticism of "Hamlet on the Holodeck," which inadvertently helped spark a largely tortuous debate in game-studies circles between so-called ludologists and narratologists: people who wanted to study games as abstract systems, on the one hand, and people who wanted to study them as narrative experiences on the other.
Geometry can be either an empirical science of natural space or an abstract system with uninterpreted basic concepts and uninterpreted postulates.
Abstract system elements were thus spatialized extensively in gesture.
That the extinct language really used an extensive abstract system is "not entirely uncontroversial," he notes.
In the remainder of this paper, complex systems are formally treated as a generic mathematic structure of an abstract system in "The abstract system theory of formal systems".
To reduce complexity, we first construct a simple abstract system to guide the agents, then we discuss the simulation relations between the abstract system and multiple agents.
