He opens by asking what kinds of things the meanings of words and sentences could be: are they, for example, abstract objects or psychological entities?
For example, abstract classes act as interfaces by providing nothing but the type structure of its methods.
In the draw-a-person technique [ 19], for example, abstract thinking was evaluated by checking for integrative information in the context of the proportion of each part of the whole person, integrity of the figure, and consistency of lines throughout the figure [ 20].
Eligibility was not restricted by language, type of publication (for example, abstracts or full publications), or patients' age.
These include medium (paintings or prints, for example), subject (abstract, still life, animals), style, price, color and gallery.
Each room was being handpainted like a canvas: for example, with abstract swatches from ruby red to lemon yellow on the walls, and a scarlet floor.
For example, pure abstract classes resemble Go interfaces and Haskell type classes, and in these languages, there is no object-oriented-style inheritance.
Shakespeare's "bank and shoal of time," for example, maps abstract concepts of time and life to more concrete images having to do with bodies of water.
So the output of the analytic system can be influenced by the heuristic system without supposing that the analytic system doesn't contain, for example, absolutely abstract rules.
An American mosaicist, Jeanne Reynal, for example, created abstract compositions in which texture is emphasized by a combination of granulated, pebble-sized, and normal tesserae, sparsely spread over a coloured base of portland cement.
Mr. Fried's signature thought is that the value of an artwork lies in the internal relationships among its constituent parts, as in, for example, the abstract, welded-steel assemblages of Anthony Caro.
