Sentence examples for its abstraction from inspiring English sources

Though the network model is abstract, its abstraction is also its advantage, for it indicates mathematically, with few disputable assumptions, that a tipping point of this sort must exist in any economy.

And, in its abstraction, it is about sending out a message.

Many people find it difficult to embrace modern architecture because of its abstraction, because it resists the idea that architectural styles should express continuity and simply because it is just too recent, Mr. Bentel said.

The far-fetched nature of its abstraction - it has nothing to do with Japan - and the craziness of its logic surely account for its being the most durable and popular of the operas.

Of course, as his contemporaries pointed out, one wonders why mathematics should have a role in the investigation of the "real" world if the nature of its abstraction made it distinct from the (concrete) real world.

It also suggests, in its abstraction, the unrepresentable enormity of Rachel's situation.

And yet for all its abstractions, it's a warm show.

Nor does "Floyd Collins" have the Brechtian fierceness that could turn its abstractions into compelling, angry satire.

What sets Grossman's novel apart is not its abstractions but the satisfying concreteness of his metaphors.

Your task is to build high-level abstractions on top of this environment in the same manner NT builds its abstractions on top of the hardware.

It is a shining vision, and, had I been a restive eighteen-year-old, watching that speech, I would have bathed in the glow of its abstractions.