Sentence examples for manipulated abstract from inspiring English sources

Sometimes Ms. Tsuyuko layered short loops of distorted images on top of one another, and sometimes she manipulated abstract shapes into arrangements of dizzying complexity.

Her big corrosive clown images from 2002-04, witheireir bright, digitally manipulated abstract backgrounds, should have blazed forth from their own space rather than been divided among three thematic galleries.

Henceforth, architectural practice would consist largely of manipulating abstract symbols.

Palaeopsychologists see this art as evidence that the artists could manipulate abstract mental symbols and so they surely could.

In general, fluid intelligence (the ability to manipulate abstract concepts) decreases with age while crystallized intelligence (the use of the accumulated concepts) increases with age.

The child learns in this final stage to manipulate abstract ideas, make hypotheses, and see the implications of his own thinking and that of others.

A large proportion of work in an information society involves manipulating abstract information and knowledge (understood in this context as an organized and comprehensive structure of facts, relationships, theories, and insights) rather than directly processing, manufacturing, or delivering tangible materials.

The first step to designing such computing systems is to build an abstract model of self-assembled biological neural networks, much like computer architects manipulate abstract models of transistors.

Then they had an even crazier idea: What if the human brain is really like some kind of program, kind of like the programs that run our machines that manipulate abstract symbols?

More generally, the results are consistent with the known ability of the dorsal frontal cortex to manipulate abstract representations of stimuli and responses to select actions on the basis of future expectations (Petrides 2005; Koechlin and Summerfield 2007; Mars et al. 2008).

At the upper level, the middleware manipulates abstract services, defined through an interface of operations and a behavioral specification.