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Examples of abstracted

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Surely what ultimately unites us here is an interest in past and present social processes, not abstracted entities.
It would also be useful to examine other programs that solve an abstracted version of a problem before extracting concrete solutions.
A clinician and a social scientist independently abstracted each document, using a 397-item healthcare ethics taxonomy; a reconciled abstraction form was used for analysis.
The free miners are abstracted from the agrarian life of the villages in which mining took place.
The underlying rock from which the water was abstracted, was calcareous and the depth of the borehole was about 60 m.
A core set of features could be abstracted for particular domains, which could then be extended by a programmer.
Data were abstracted from the original source publication by two independent, blinded research assistants.
The different strategies utilizing evolutionary algorithms for knowledge acquisition are abstracted from the work reviewed.
From any concrete social or political situation, a large and possibly infinite number of different ideal constructs can be abstracted.
So, types (like terms) can be abstracted over and can be passed as arguments.
This latter information is not existentially abstracted by the content quantification since it is about x and y, not their content.
The pointer chasing could be abstracted over different monads, and reused with multiple data structures representing different kinds of terms.
According to their work, top-down design of a mechanism involves defining the mechanism configuration, which is abstracted in terms of kinematic pair relations between parts.
Research assistants abstracted data on resident demographics, health status, and palliative care quality indicators from a 40% random sample of charts.
Too many texts concerned with the area deal either with a theoretically abstracted, entirely contemporary or narrowly contextualized model of gender relations.
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