The phrase "abstract takes" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing interpretations or opinions that are not concrete or specific, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The artist's abstract takes on modern life challenge traditional perspectives."
Alternatives: "conceptual interpretations" or "theoretical viewpoints".
Although it would have been nice to see more clothing examples from the 1960s and '70s, and more abstract takes on transformation — where is Comme des Garçons, the avant-garde label of Rei Kawakubo?
Fortunately, she knows her stuff, and an average 180-word abstract takes from 1 to 3 hours to complete.
We felt that the Soho store would be great with abstract takes on familiar tropes, with the donkey-and-carrot shark and Dr. Frankenstein puppet".
With track titles including "Look Real Close At The Lie" and "Alternative Facts," her abstract takes on traditional house serves as much as a social commentary, as they do an inventive approach to the classic genre.
They will hold up McCain as an embodiment of all that is "good" about conservatism in the abstract, taking pains to ignore the disaster of the last eight years of "conservative" Republican power in Washington.
This judgement is in part due to the fact that the Origin of Species was not designed by Darwin as a separate book; rather, it was published as an Abstract, taken from a much larger manuscript entitled Natural Selection [ 5].
The ERC scale (Energy Release Component) relates fuel energy potential to an area, the Burning Index measures flame length against fire speed and temperature, the Haines index relies on stability and air humidity, and the Keeth-Byrun Drought Index works in the abstract, taking in a fuel's likelihood to burn and at what percentage.[1].
> -wrap-foot> In DOG4DAG, processing terms from 250 scientific abstracts takes 3 4 s and a 250 page PDF document 7 s.
Initial development of an electronic system for accessing astrophysical abstracts took place during the following two years; in 1991 discussions took place on how to integrate ADS with the SIMBAD database, containing all available catalog designations for objects outside the solar system, to create a system where astronomers could search for all the papers written about a given object.
In addition, abstracts of the American College of Rheumatology (ACR) meetings 2011 2012 and EULAR Congresses 2011 2013 were screened and full publications related to such abstracts taken into account until mid-2013.
The transcripts were screened by the researchers and relevant verbatim statements were abstracted, taking care to retain the wording used by the focus group subjects.
