Sentence examples for producing an abstract from inspiring English sources

Inspired by Ed Fredkin's ideas on reversible computation (see Hagar forthcoming), Feynman was among the first to attempt to provide an answer to this question by producing an abstract model in 1982 that showed how a quantum system could be used to do computations.

Two are derived by the non-productive -ment suffix— one (containment) in its typical use of producing an abstract noun (Bauer & Huddleston [37] p. 1703), and the other (treatment) with both the typical abstract noun and the less typical (but possibly more frequent for this lexical item) concrete noun.

After the rainfall data was introduced, the network produced an abstract musical score.

Mr. Libeskind's Berlin-based firm, Studio Daniel Libeskind, has not produced an abstract geometric composition.

Here, sensors attached to his joints produced an abstract film of his moving fingers on the backdrop.

Given a natural number valued function m and a system of functions encoded in a matrix H satisfying certain conditions, a construction procedure is described that produces an abstract GMRA with multiplicity function m and filter system H.

Architects in the twentieth century produced an abstract language for buildings to signify this duality - everywhere/elsewhere. It gradually replaced classicism as the representative system of choice to embody the more abstract institutional values associated with modernity.

A seismometer at the Hayward Fault continuously measures the Earth's motion and transmits this data over the Internet to the installation, where the data is processed in real time to produce an abstract field of unpredictable circular blooms.

For Hume we will never be able to tinker away to produce an abstract idea of causal power, because there is no such idea all ideas are experiential or constructs of such.

Darwin struggled for thirteen months to produce an abstract of his "big book", suffering from ill health but getting constant encouragement from his scientific friends.

What was expected of them was to produce an abstract and make an oral presentation each week on some aspect of the presidency, from policy to rhetoric, issue to misstep.