Sentence examples for this kind of abstraction from inspiring English sources

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

"What's the difference between this kind of abstraction and the abstraction at MOMA?" She had considered spending the afternoon at the Museum of Modern Art, next door, but she knew that she would have spent the whole time grumbling about the dearth of work by women there.

However, this kind of abstraction of models can only act as a theoretical guide for hiding information capacity estimation of the real objective images and is not very much contributive to the accomplishment of the project.

Mr. GILLMOR: So, the question that I have is, what's going to happen when this kind of abstraction layer that's being developed, the kind of thing FaceBook is doing with FriendFeed which is basically absorbing it into some degree of interoperability with what they have done or what they are about to do.

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.

If the show intended to nod at the kinds of abstraction influenced by American painting of the 1960s (Morris Louis, Helen Frankenthaler and others painted on canvas with acrylics in a way that seemed to up the ante of the watercolour tradition), why not chose a late 60s John Hoyland, a 70s Bert Irvin or a recent John McLean rather than this dreary thing?

This is indeed an important kind of abstraction that both hones our intuition about evolution and allows us to visualize an important set of formal evolutionary models.

This, she said, results in a kind of abstraction that owes as much to the ethos of alternative rock as to the culture of the academy.

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.

(Smith) ★ 'Everyday Abstract — Abstract Everyday' (through July 27) From Andy Warhol's alchemical "Oxidation Painting" (which involve urine) to Gedi Sibony's quiltlike stenciled drop cloth, this well-structured exhibition charts a literal-minded kind of abstraction that uses common materials and occasional found objects, often with pictorial if not downright painterly effects.

(Rosenberg) ★ 'Everyday Abstract — Abstract Everyday' (through Aug. 1) From Andy Warhol's alchemical "Oxidation Painting" (which involve urine) to Gedi Sibony's quiltlike stenciled drop cloth, this well-structured exhibition charts a literal-minded kind of abstraction that uses common materials and occasional found objects, often with pictorial if not downright painterly effects.