"Everyone can be subject to these search warrants based on abstract reasons, without specific accusations," he said.
In the UK, for now, the planners decide based on abstract drawings of plans and elevations, while the public have to make do with hoardings and billboards.
But arrogant and out-of-touch leaders ignore the majority, he said; in pushing for gay rights and multiculturalism, they are destroying "traditional values from above"; their ideas are "inherently undemocratic" and "based on abstract ideas".
But this quietly nuanced study, whose lessons transcend the borders of Greece and Turkey, primarily illustrates the human cost exacted by the bloody project of wrenching communities apart and forming homogenous nations based on abstract concepts of belonging.
What would they need?... How would your city grow?" Christoph Niemann's "Subway," based on Abstract City, his playful blog for NYTimes.com, celebrates the underground infrastructure that makes New York run.
For this is a group with rare ambition, the invention of their own musical language based on abstract sounds as much as notes and chords – and for that you need sheer volume.
The return of liberals to power has driven Brooks back down to his philosophical roots in Burkean caution toward rapid change based on abstract principles (he had lost touch with this inner self during the early Bush years, especially around the invasion of Iraq).
Additionally, 24 titles were excluded based on abstract evaluation.
In order to robustly perform tasks based on abstract instructions, robots need sophisticated knowledge processing methods.
The multiple-realizability argument being criticized by Sober was based on abstract considerations in the context of philosophy of mind.
In case of disagreement based on abstract, the full-text article was obtained to determine the study eligibility.
