Specifically, experts typically are more adept at distinguishing relevant problem components (domain principles) from contextual details or peripheral surface features (objects, places, people), identifying the formal structure of a problem, and generalizing across similarly structured problem types (Silver 1979).
They left the formal structure of the Aristotelian moral act the same, but altered the content by adding the specific formulations of the fundamental principles of natural law that direct all action toward the human good.
John was always impatient on the weekends; he missed the formal structure of the business week.
The formal structure of a score, its large-scale architecture, also came through viscerally.
The formal structure of the movements, while generally adhering to Classical models, also charted new territory.
As we saw above, organisations consist of an (embodied) formal structure of interlocking roles.
The rules of combinatorial syntax determine the syntactic or formal structure of complex mental representations.
Both networks were built by Democrats outside the formal structure of the party.
Despite the marked tonal dissimilarity between the Shona and Zulu songs, they clearly share an almost identical underlying formal structure, based on the principle of deliberately nonaligned, overlapping voice parts that retain the same relationship to one another through all successive repetitions of the song.
On the basis of the mathematical model of abstract systems and system algebra, system theories have been embodied by a set of formal structures, properties, behaviors, and principles.
