Examples of using Abstractly in English and their translations into German
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Political
How abstractly infuriating!
They also tend to be able to think more abstractly.
I'm not speaking abstractly about this.
Basic technical knowledge and a distinct ability to think abstractly.
And still more abstractly: Does anyone actually want to'win'?
Null and Undefined Types are strictly equal to themselves and abstractly equal to each other.
More abstractly, metadata are descriptions of data, or data about data.
You have the ability to think abstractly and master C, Java or C++ perfectly.
By doing that, we find that it's a far more effective method for giving support to ourselvesthan just sitting and trying to do it abstractly.
The ignominious declaration from Lisbon, vaguely and abstractly states in one of its points.
And if instead of asking abstractly forgiveness- It can not be more, these abstract requests forgiveness!
A further reason that woman is an alien body in politicalspaces is the extrapolation of the female into an“abstractly or religiously transcendental space….
This stimulates and requires the ability to think abstractly and to structure and analyze mathematical issues and problems in an axiomatic and conceptional way.
As generous in size as they are stylish,they feature large-scale contemporary artworks by Hubertus von Hohenlohe, abstractly depicting the artist in the Bavarian capital.
It is not a matter of drafting the concepts abstractly, but rather of thinking them through all the way to their limits, in order to grasp the practices associated with them and to firmly negate them;
In the middle of the central space is a suspended customer staircase of steel- more than 25 metres high- whichappears to be floating, and a 22-metres-wide and 25-metres-high abstractly designed climbing wall.
It is true that the basic doctrines of the movement, as abstractly formulated, have not been formally denied.
Expressed abstractly, the classical quantitative paradigm can depict which independent variables correlate with a specific dependent variable as well as the strength and direction of this correlation.
We could describe the generation of the colored areas more abstractly by taking an equivalent graph instead of the hypercube as the start.
On the contrary, I believe that if we try to let these concrete facts work on us more and more deeply wewill feel what was previously presented more theoretically, more abstractly, strengthened.
They also showed that they are not victims of an abstractly universal ideology of racism but that a materialistic examination of the backgrounds of this racist legislation is necessary.
Furthermore, though, what is ontologically peculiar about capitalist societies is that various of the social forms that function transcendentally-and hence abstractly- also exist‘concretely', or have a concrete dimension.
At this place, we reflect on the nation-state very abstractly, not as a"professional political scientist"(then we should have spoken about the EU), not national-oriented then we should have forgotten the globalization.
Taking one's starting-point from a concept of omnipotence according to which"God is able to do whatever he wants"(St Augustine, Ench. 96) one can,admittedly, abstractly postulate that God should be able to intervene in every individual situation.
The belief that children possess the ability to think abstractly from an early age, led him to the conviction that bringing logic to children's education earlier would help them to improve their reasoning skills.
Traditional building techniques, as seen on façades of farmhouses(the food suppliers of former times),are represented abstractly by means of a layered arrangement of open, perforated and closed façade elements.
Sen Chung uses this both strict and playful art movement,as now it allows him to think abstractly about totally non- figurative art, as the forms he employs are no longer an abstraction(essential character/ simplifications) of visible objects.
In energetic and pulsating 13 minutes he edits the image from analogue to digital using various processes, which ultimately all seem to overlap,thus abstractly wandering through a history of medial perception from photography over film to the digital world.
Furthermore, soft-factors such as the distribution of roles in the founder-family and,even more abstractly, the work and communication culture in general, are certainly very different in rural Allgäu than in many of the large corporations with strong co-determination.
Material contractual obligations in this sense shall either mean concretely described material obligations theviolation of which jeopardises the achievement of the contractual purpose, or abstractly the obligations which constitute conditions sine qua non for proper performance of the contract, and on the fulfilment of which the Customer may regularly rely.