He proposed that worrying leads to reduced imagery because it mainly consists of abstract thoughts that evoke less imagery and physiological and emotional responses than thoughts of more concrete content (see also Paivio, 1986).
This paper briefly examines the lack of reality touch in Information Systems research and emphasizes the peril of hiring business professors based mainly on abstract research.
Web of Science was searched mainly for abstracts of additional gastrointestinal/oncology society meetings.
The shows consist mainly of works by abstract painters who periodically have made the East End their home.
In 2008 María Josefa Huarte, part of a local business family with a tradition of arts patronage, donated a collection of mainly abstract works, which became the inspiration for the creation of the museum.
Behind the grumpiest of his remarks, there is the trace of a smile, though hardly an innocent one.For a composer of mainly "abstract" music work that doesn't tell a story but is listened to for itself his life has been cut through with history.
The Reaction Attempts database [72], to which anyone can submit reaction attempts data, consists mainly of reaction information abstracted from Open Notebooks in organic chemistry, such as the UsefulChem project from the Bradley group [73] and the notebooks from the Todd group [74].
The results comprise mainly of two lists of abstracts from set C: those found with high certainty to be more similar to set A ('Top Set A Results') and those more similar to set B ('Top Set B Results').
TTF/Fastest was evaluated in several case studies, mainly focused on the evaluation of abstract test cases and comparisons with other approaches.
This reveals the incorporation of a greater number of abstract attributes (mainly credence attributes), psychological consequences and terminal values by consumers with higher consumption levels, who incorporate more personality traits into their decisions.
