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• Naipaul attributes the book's abstractness to his own aging.
• However, this solution was imperfect as it lacked the original abstractness.
• Maybe it was just fear of the unknown or the abstractness of it all.
• That of the physical existence and that of the abstractness of the digital world.
• His novels and short stories are characterized by their dreamy abstractness and romantic appeal.
• According to Mekkes, the basic shortcoming of most Western philosophical traditions is their abstractness.
• It may move science away from its traditional abstractness to the uniqueness found in natural history.
• For a good example of abstractness, see the fpos _ t type in C's.
• Participants rated the stimuli on their overall preference, abstractness, color properties, balance, and complexity.
• As well as coverage, major code metrics are measured :-cyclometric complexity, stability, abstractness and distance from main.
• Goaded by this enmity toward the abstractness of computing, Stoll proceeds to a general attack on hardware, software and their various interfaces.
• Some of these definitions emphasize the deductive character of much of mathematics, some emphasize its abstractness, some emphasize certain topics within mathematics.
• An interesting narrative approach adds to the abstractness-as the film is presented as a flashback of a contemporary artist ( Raghuvir Yadav ).
• Due to the abstractness of surface finish parameters, engineers usually use a tool that has a variety of surface roughnesses created using different manufacturing methods.
• And by the show's end, the inverted image seems normal, a suitable symbol of both painting's absurdity and its essential abstractness.
• Various attempts were made to substantiate the " abstract idea " test, which suffers from abstractness itself, but eventually, none of them was successful.
• This was suggested to be due to the abstractness and delay of the reward, rather than an increased emotional response to the unfairness of the offer.
• The epistles ( or " " rasa'il " " ) generally increase in abstractness, finally dealing with the Brethren's somewhat Doomsday.
• But there is something else, I think, about the inherent abstractness of photography that relates to the emotionally mediated nature of much of Picasso's art.
• A tag evolves into a piece when the letters become calligraphic, " taking on a style concept and a sense of structure and abstractness, " Nic 1 says.