1. What is the opposite of Abstractly? 57 antonyms for Abstractly (opposite of Abstractly).

2. MP2 Reason Abstractly and quantitatively

3. What are synonyms for Abstractly?

4. 1 antonym for Abstractly: concretely

5. What does Abstractly mean? In an abstract state or manner; separately; absolutely, as matter Abstractly considered

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7. Abstractly definition in the English Cobuild dictionary for learners, Abstractly meaning explained, see also 'abstractedly',abstract',abstracted',abstraction', English vocabulary

8. Abstractly By installing specific choices, for example lists or trees, different programs are obtained that are, nevertheless, Abstractly the same

9. However, these numbers cannot be abstractly set.

10. What does Abstractly mean? Information and translations of Abstractly in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

11. Definition of Abstractly in the Definitions.net dictionary

12. The so-called precipitation-exchange is presented abstractly.

13. When formulated more abstractly, it becomes irrefutable, but also extremely unhelpful.

14. They also tend to be able to think more abstractly.

15. Abstractly: 1 adv in abstract terms Antonyms: concretely in concrete terms

16. Logical Methods: The Art of Thinking Abstractly and Mathematically by Roger Antonsen

17. From 1954, under the influence of C. Westphal, she began painting abstractly.

18. The human ability to think abstractly may be unparalleled in the animal kingdom.

19. There are many ways to think Abstractly that most of us do every day

20. In an abstract manner, theoretically It is hard to think Abstractly in these conditions.

21. See authoritative translations of Abstractly in Spanish with example sentences and audio pronunciations.

22. Synonyms for Conceptually include theoretically, abstractly, notionally, ideally, ideationally, metaphysically, imaginarily, visionarily, speculatively and

23. From the Cambridge English Corpus Although the definitions of these potentials could be described Abstractly, …

24. ‘Somehow hearing Abstractly about 6 million killed just does not make the same emotional connection as reading the full story of one little girl and her family.’ ‘It takes years to learn to think hypothetically and Abstractly.’

25. ‘Somehow hearing Abstractly about 6 million killed just does not make the same emotional connection as reading the full story of one little girl and her family.’ ‘It takes years to learn to think hypothetically and Abstractly.’

26. Mataré's design imitates, however abstractly, the structure of the Carolingian bronze gate inside the dome.

27. Abstractly Meaning: "by itself, absolutely, unconnected with anything else," from abstract (adj.) + -ly (2)

28. The word "information" is commonly used so metaphorically or so abstractly that the meaning is unclear.

29. Accordingly, those provisions cover a category of natural and legal persons or entities defined objectively, generally and abstractly.

30. Abstractedly translation french, English - French dictionary, meaning, see also 'abstracted',abstractly',abstract',abstraction', example of use, definition

31. One educator noted: “The ability to think abstractly is one of the most difficult of human accomplishments.”

32. There are tools that explain how to help children think Abstractly, and MindFinity is one of the best

33. I explain them here briefly and abstractly, relying on the next section to provide more meaningful illustrations and interpretation.

34. Abstractly put, the highest good for a person is to live a life whose narrative is Choiceworthy as a whole

35. According to Piaget, the stage at which people develop the ability to think Abstractly is called the a) concrete operational stage

36. In his work Wagner returns repeatedly to a geometric formal language that is reduced in its composition and abstractly constructed.

37. Find 3 ways to say Abstractly, along with antonyms, related words, and example sentences at Thesaurus.com, the world's most trusted free thesaurus.

38. In any event, the reasonableness of a period cannot be determined by reference to a precise maximum limit determined abstractly. (59)

39. Now everybody has a clear understanding of what is meant, while only three months ago everybody spoke about this very abstractly.

40. We talk about it abstractly and even divisively, like "protect our freedom," "build this wall," "they hate us because of our freedom."

41. Some degree of latitude is permitted in this regard under the abstractly worded provisions of the participation rules and the financial regulation.

42. Talking Abstractly about other plans and solutions, secures neither conditions for peace, nor the Greek Cypriots, or the functioning of the state."

43. Bossing explains why: “The ability to think abstractly [thinking not supported by examples] is one of the most difficult of human accomplishments.”

44. Question: Make A Java Program That That Abstractly Shows A Ball Player Running The Base Paths In The Shape Of A Pseudo Diamond

45. (1 Corinthians 13:11) While young children typically think in concrete, black-and-white terms, adolescents tend to reason on things more abstractly.

46. Whereas article # calculates damages concretely by reference to the price in a substitute transaction, article # calculates damages abstractly by reference to the current market price

47. That term is to be understood as contrasting with legislation governing either a group of substances or categories of uses, which are defined generally and abstractly.

48. For instance, while small children usually view things in concrete, black-and-white terms, adolescents tend to think abstractly, weighing the underlying issues of a matter.

49. This unrepeatability concerns the human individual, not taken abstractly, but immersed in the historical, ethnic, social and above all cultural reality that distinguishes him in his individuality.

50. I readily acknowledge the great variety of potential factual scenarios, which makes it impossible to provide an exhaustive list of situations in which such abstractly formulated conflicts may arise.

51. A Counterpoint to Das Wunder, it is abstractly overpainted with arabesques of yellow and white and ornamented with a garland of the eyes that figure in its title

52. Recent research confirms that the quantity and tone of the words an infant hears affect its ability to think rationally, solve problems, and reason abstractly, reports The New York Times.

53. Abrasivenesses abreactions abreacts abreast of(p) Abrenounce abreaction abreacting abrasives Abraum salts abreacted absolute pitch absolute scale Abstractiveness abstractly abstractness abstractnesses Abstractively abstractive abstractionist abstractionists abstractions Abstractitious abstractor abstractors abstrusely abstruseness

54. Abstractionistic abstractionists abstractions abstractitious abstractive abstractively abstractiveness abstractly abstractness abstractnesses: abstractor abstractors abstracts abstracts of title abstractum abstrict (current term) abstricted abstricting abstrictions abstricts: abstringe abstringed abstringes abstringing abstrude abstruded

55. Under per se prohibitions certain abstractly defined commercial practices are prohibited in principle without a court being able to examine the effects on consumers or competitors in the individual case.

56. For example, Currying a function that takes three arguments creates three functions: = (,,) = = = = () Or more abstractly, a function that takes two arguments, one from and one from , and produces outputs in , by

57. While the lattice of Annulets is no more than the dual of the so-called lattice of filets (carriers) as studied in the theory of l-groups and abstractly for distributive

58. ‘Then again, we may have no license to read the work any way but abstractly, so heavy in paint and Autography is it.’ 2 The facsimile reproduction of writing or illustration

59. Infringements of civil rights must always be a matter of concern to us, not only abstractly, but quite specifically, whether it is the illegal tapping of telephone conversations or anything else.

60. The abstractly worded exception in the second sentence of Article 2(7) of Directive 2001/80, on the other hand, cannot be founded on a weighing up of costs and benefits.

61. So if we've got those evidence in our ordinary lives of the way that trust is differentiated, why do we sort of drop all that intelligence when we think about trust more abstractly?

62. Directive # of the European Union on electronic commerce (“the European Union Directive”), on the other hand, allowed the parties to prove the essence of the signature without abstractly proving the reliability of the technology

63. Among the requisites for such a system are: an expressive object language; a way to speak abstractly about proof plans; a human-oriented presentation of constructed proofs; extensive assistance in filling proof gaps.

64. WHATEVER DISCRETION THE COMMISSION ENJOYS IN ASSESSING THAT RISK, IT CANNOT SIMPLY RELY, ABSTRACTLY, ON THE POSSIBILITY OF SUBSTITUTION WITHOUT HAVING ANY FIRM EVIDENCE OF THE EXISTENCE OF A REAL RISK OF IMBALANCE OR DISRUPTION .

65. Automated procedures, such as the practiced credit scoring procedures, do not and can not consider criteria relevant to the individual financial strength, as they are based on abstractly statistic and past-referred estimates.

66. However, the wording of the question referred does not concern the interpretation of European Union law but refers more abstractly to the question whether a national court may grant a reduction of its own motion.

67. The first question is therefore irrelevant to the proceedings before the referring court, which is required to assess the effectiveness of a contractual term abstractly and in isolation from the enforcement proceedings which have taken place.

68. Mitchell's embedding theorem, also known as the Freyd–Mitchell theorem or the full embedding theorem, is a result about abelian categories; it essentially states that these categories, while rather abstractly defined, are in fact concrete categories of modules.

69. In the present case, the French Government points out that in Weigand the Court construed the prohibition of misleading information abstractly, that is to say, no proof of actual confusion is required, but a mere abstract risk of confusion is sufficient.

70. Conceptualise - have the idea for; "He conceived of a robot that would help paralyzed patients"; "This library was well conceived" conceive , conceptualize , gestate create by mental act , create mentally - create mentally and abstractly rather than with one's hands

71. Conceptualize - have the idea for; "He conceived of a robot that would help paralyzed patients"; "This library was well conceived" conceive , conceptualise , gestate create by mental act , create mentally - create mentally and abstractly rather than with one's hands

72. 202 Furthermore, the 1998 Guidelines determine, generally and abstractly, the method which the Commission has bound itself to use in setting fines and, consequently, ensure legal certainty for undertakings (Dansk Rørindustri and Others v Commission, paragraph 88 above, paragraphs 211 and 213).

73. Good society does not think Abstractly because it is too easy, because it is too lowly (not referring to the external status) — not from an empty affectation of nobility that would place itself above that of which it is not capable, but on …

74. CHICAGO —Woman Made Gallery (WMG) is proud to present the exhibition ‘Abstractly Speaking’, highlighting art which is non representational and unconcerned with literal depiction, instead relying on the visual language of form, color, line, texture, mark-making and process, as a means to an end.

75. In a way that is based on general ideas and not any particular real person, thing or situation Young children may not have the ability to think Abstractly. Definitions on the go Look up any word in the dictionary offline, anytime, anywhere with the Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary app.

76. At Christmas, therefore, we do not limit ourselves to commemorating the birth of a great figure: we do not simply and abstractly celebrate the birth of the man or in general the mystery of life; even less do we celebrate only the beginning of the new season.

77. In addition, the very activity of painting Abstractly, thus caught by the camera, could be (mis)perceived and hence understood (only) as a choreography, a dance, that is, a "mindless" physical bodily performance, rather than as a series of decisions consciously (or unconsciously) enacted on a surface.

78. 507 Furthermore, the 2006 Guidelines determine, generally and abstractly, the method which the Commission has bound itself to use in assessing the fines imposed by the decision and, consequently, ensure legal certainty on the part of the undertakings (see, by analogy, Dansk Rørindustri and Others v Commission, paragraph 124 above, paragraphs 211 and 213).

79. Moreover, the abstractly antagonistic misconstruction of the relationship between freedom of religion or belief and equality between men and women fails to do justice to the life situation of many millions of individuals whose specific needs, wishes, claims, experiences and vulnerabilities fall into the intersection of both human rights, a problem disproportionately affecting women from religious minorities.

80. They are, rather, part of a broader trend in the case-law acording to which it is not necessary to hold, wholly abstractly and without drawing any distinction, that any agreement restricting the freedom of action of one or more of the parties is necessarily caught by the prohibition laid down in Article 85(1) of the Treaty.