You can't have a more blatant image than this of a missing person — or an emptier use of abstraction.
Second, over-intellectualisation — a use of abstraction "so that they won't have to call an autocrat an autocrat".
"O'Keeffe's use of abstraction was pretty radical" in the years before she turned to figurative work, he said, while "Susan reintroduced figuration in the early 1970s after abstract painting had been dominant for many decades".
Mr. Arnould made greater use of abstraction; he filled in some of the orchestral passages in "Götterdämmerung" with radiant, gently pulsating moiré patterns, often lavender, that for some reason (the intimations of Benday dots?) reminded me of Roy Lichtenstein's Pop Art reprises of Monet's paintings of the Rouen Cathedral.
Three management scenarios are considered involving simultaneous use of abstraction and recharge to control SWI.
A system can be modelled gradually to reflect its complexity by the use of abstraction and refinement techniques.
What renders such complicated proofs transparent, interesting and graspable involves the use of modularity techniques (e.g., lemmas), and the use of abstraction in the act of mathematical creation.
The use of abstraction layers and adapters to hide the differences and to expose a uniform API, cf. our approach, is one of the common solutions they identified to address the portability issue.
In order to deal with this complex combination of contributory factors and systems, we promote the use of abstraction (via models) as a way of representing these components and their interrelations whether it is design, construction or investigation.
Our framework, called SensorWare, defines and supports lightweight and mobile control scripts that allow the computation, communication, and sensing resources at the sensor nodes to be efficiently harnessed in an application-specific fashion, through the use of abstraction services.
