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As you can see, for the purposes of this experiment, the reason participants were thinking abstractly didn't matter so much.

You'll need to think abstractly, navigate politics, set up policies, and think like "the enemy, " for starters.

Semantics can only be discussed in the context of a particular language but syntax is more formal and can be discussed abstractly.

In the process I came to see clearly what I had long known abstractly: that living religions are by definition dynamic.

In contemporary differential geometry, a "surface" , viewed abstractly, is a two-dimensional differentiable manifold.

I've previously covered research here suggesting that self-control can be increased by thinking abstractly about our goals.

In the early of algebra in learning play a very important position, to develop the students' ability to think abstractly squ.

In becoming symbolic creatures, we learn to think abstractly.

If the soul be viewed as merely and abstractly simple, it is characterized in an inadequate and finite way.

A protocol, abstractly, is simply a set of behaviors that an object agrees to conform to.

I remember the time when we staring at it, abstractly.

But this was reversed when participants were thinking abstractly.

Children do not think abstractly as adults do.

The ability to think abstractly or profoundly.

He sighs, then starts to talk, haltingly, abstractly.

I thought that only apes, the actual evolutionary predecessors of humans, could think abstractly.

It is improper and even irrelevant to talk, abstractly or isolatedly , on the "human beings source of value" .

Jens Boldt s Earth Delta is a yellow colored abstractly designed bed.

This paper abstractly describes the fluorine emission and the control state of industrial waste gas recent years in China.

Many of the proverbs of common life express the same contempt for what is abstractly possible.

Programmers understand hierarchies, but many users don't think that abstractly.

The conception of the space right that is an inferior conception summarizes abstractly for all kinds of space right types.

"We are grounded in our physical experiences even when we think abstractly, " says Bargh.

She'd never heard her father talk this way, and she appreciated it, but only abstractly, because it didn't sound like him.

the ability to apply knowledge to manipulate one's environment or to think abstractly as measured by objective criteria (as tests);

Intelligence implies the capacity for solving problems, learning from experience, and reasoning abstractly:

Think about information technology abstractly

A new class of abstractly generalized bi-quasi-variational inequality on paracompact sets