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But the problem is more severe today, Mr. DeLong says, because the knowledge we are about to lose is more complex, abstract and costly to recreate.

Traditional theories would argue that such conditions lead to people finding a scapegoat, blaming ethnic minorities (who are traditionally more vulnerable and cannot retaliate) for circumstances that have causes that are more complex, abstract and impersonal.

Students should be able to develop more complex, abstract, and powerful mathematical structures.

In this paper, we generalize such a concept to Internet of Things and Smart Cities domain and consider more complex abstract structures called semi lattices.

Notably and as suggested here, drill and practice can provide an effective and economic prelude to the more complex, abstract, multi-factor, and multi-dimensional material that may be presented by ITS-based learning.

Marginalization has remained Ballen's topic, though his photographs have become more complex and abstract, incorporating recurring motifs — heads, birds, wires — and, increasingly, drawings.

University graduates are usually expected to perform more complex and abstract and theoretical tasks while HBO graduates are supposed to perform more executive tasks.

The introduced network is able to model learning mechanisms like olfactory conditioning seen in honeybees and flies and was found able also to perform more complex and abstract associations, like the delayed matching-to-sample tasks known only from honeybees.

Based on the demo, programmers working with robots will be able to easily program things like routes and paths in a what-you-see-is-what-you-get style, instead of using the more complex and abstract console-based programming methods that are commonly employed today.

It is argued that, for certain areas in biology, particularly those that are concerned with more complex or abstract phenomena such as evolution, individuals are less likely to come into immediate and direct contact with them in daily life, so they have little chance to develop their own naïve understandings or misconceptions (Lawson 1988).

That is, we can keep putting all of our bets on the latest and greatest, ever more complex and abstract trading strategies and ever faster computer algorithms.