Sentence examples for adapted abstract from inspiring English sources

The minimalists adapted abstract art to conditions of anomie in public life which had been decried in the fifties by such sociologists as David Riesman, the author of "The Lonely Crowd".

I see Self and Quarles playing that process in reverse, adapting abstract aesthetics to carnal representation.

Self and Quarles play that process in reverse, adapting abstract aesthetics to carnal representation.

For me these rushed about in silly darts, from lawn-party croquet to Falun Gong to Delsarte aesthetics; funny how quickly we adapt abstract movement to our own designs.

After beginning with a three-dimensional, drab naturalism, he adapted the abstract solids that Appia had inspired and later applied surface decoration derived from contemporary art movements such as Art Nouveau, the Vienna Sezession, and Munch's Expressionism.

The analysts found out that a large number of algorithms developed by their colleagues could well be used for the problems they were working on, probably in just a slightly adapted, more abstract form, so that they could be applied to a different domain.

On the one hand, several optimization methods which proved successful in other areas still have to be adapted for abstract argumentation systems.

And the talented if uneven Joan Brown sneaks up on the outside track with two small paintings, including the wonderfully creamy and rather naked "Portrait of a Chicken" of 1967 and a larger one, "Things and Mess in a Classroom," which shows her adapting Abstract Expressionism to her own more figurative inclinations.

Under the assumption that such a sequence exists, we study the invertibility of adapted shifts on abstract Wiener space.

In particular, high-level algebraic reasoning is accomplished by basic perceptual processes that are adapted to reflect abstract conceptual knowledge.

Source: adapted from MAAR Ministry of Agriculture and Agricultural Reformm), Annual Statistical Abstract.