The term was employed in the 20th century by Edmund Husserl, the founder of phenomenology, who saw it as a technique, more fundamental than that of abstraction and the examination of essences, that serves to highlight consciousness itself.
The brainchild of Professors Hal Abelson and Gerald Jay Sussman, 6.002ex is an experimental version of the traditional 6.002 and teaches the fundamentals of the lumped circuit abstraction with a twist.
Next, we discuss the potential and challenges driven by the SOA paradigm on four different levels of abstraction, namely service fundamentals, service composition, interaction services, performance, and overarching aspects, and we discuss those driven by standardization.
Perhaps it suffices to say that to abandon the intuitive association of force or motion with velocity in space, and to accept an equivalence-class structure as the fundamental spatiotemporal framework, requires a level of abstraction that became possible only with the extraordinary development of mathematics, especially of a more abstract view of geometry, that took place in the 19th century.
This is the very nature of abstraction, and it is, after all, a fundamental aesthetic lesson of the 20th century that the abstract and the representational can gratify in equal measure, though not in the same way.
Fundamental concepts in the design of computer programs, emphasizing the crucial role of abstraction.
These friendships, while engaging Jacobi emotionally, were perceived by him also as integral part of his intellectual life, since his fundamental belief, from beginning to end, was that thought must resist the lures of abstraction and remain throughout personal.
This was a fundamental design feature of the digital whiteboard throughout our study, with varying levels of abstraction and de-identification demonstrated and evaluated throughout the iterations (Table 1).
"Aspects of Abstraction".
He has fits of abstraction".
