Sentence examples for kind of abstraction from inspiring English sources

I have always liked his barbershop paintings, and the way he uses the paraphernalia of bottles and products, the mirrors and posters and illustrations of haircuts on the walls as a kind of abstraction – they make you think of abstract expressionist Hans Hofman's push-and-pull rectangles of dancing colour, and also at times of Dutch painter René Daniëls' plays between figuration and abstraction.

However, such extension is not integral to the omission process; it is instead a further kind of abstraction taking place upon an already abstracted object.

"It ends up being a kind of abstraction not through generality but through specificity.

This kind of abstraction that computers allow you to achieve as a programmer is incredibly powerful.

Melody wields a furtive sovereignty in Mr. Motian's music, withstanding every kind of abstraction.

I am looking for something more primitive, a kind of abstraction that still has a sense of the body".

Later, he devised a kind of abstraction-through-editing.

But contemporary urban life, with its many bureaucratic intrusions, elicits the kind of abstractions that it takes an intellectual artist to suggest or a furious artist to challenge.

But contemporary urban life, with its many bureaucratic intrusions, elicits the kind of abstractions that it takes an intellectual artist to suggest — or a furious artist to challenge.

Then it is possible to create any kind of abstractions such as roles in RBAC, activities in OrBAC, etc. Genericity and flexibility are the main advantages of XACML but also its main flaw.

The biggest revelations are her implacable paintings from the 1960s, which blend Pop, Social Realism and several kinds of abstraction and sometimes presage current forms of language art.