abstract and concrete造句

• By this Hartshorne meant that God has both abstract and concrete poles.
• I am quite confident that this can be both an abstract and concrete noun.
• At best, physicalism becomes a form of dualism  a dualism of the abstract and concrete.
• It was rationalist and idealist, abstract and concrete, pragmatic and ideological, suffused with both clarity and mystery.
• For example, there are many cases who have deficits in both abstract and concrete word comprehension following brain damage.
• Visualization through visual imagery has been an effective way to communicate both abstract and concrete ideas since the dawn of humanity.
• Similarly, some nouns have both abstract and concrete senses, with the latter having developed by figurative extension from the former.
• In modern philosophy, the distinction between abstract and concrete was explored by Immanuel Kant and G . W . F . Hegel.
• It was largely themeless, except for the notion that the theater is a perfect venue for the connection of abstract and concrete ideas.
• It was exhibited at the " 7 & 5 " exhibition in 1935 and the " Abstract and Concrete Art " exhibition in 1936.
• In his philosophy, Hegel ventured to describe quite a few cases of " unity of opposites ", including the concepts of Abstract and Concrete.
• It is possible to develop " our own abstract and concrete product classes ", because " all window systems do generally the same thing " ( p . 52 ).
• In 1934 35 three of Mondrian's paintings were exhibited as part of the " Abstract and Concrete " exhibitions in the UK at Oxford, London, and Liverpool.
• In 1936 she curated the touring exhibition " Abstract and Concrete ", the first showing of abstract art, and of the work of Mondrian, in England.
• The following year the more international " Abstract and Concrete " exhibition was organised by Nicolete Gray including work by Piet Mondrian, Joan Mir? Barbara Hepworth and Ben Nicholson.
• Marx regarded the distinction between abstract and concrete labour as being among the most important innovations he contributed to the theory of economic value, and subsequently Marxian scholars have debated a great deal about its theoretical significance.
• Due to the initiative of the critic Aldo Pellegrini, another crew was formed under the name of Modern Artists of Argentina ( in Spanish, Artistas Modernos de la Argentina ), which flocked together independent Abstract and Concrete Art sculptors and painters.
• My preference is strongly towards the former, but expressing the relationship between the abstract and concrete documents may be desirable in any case, and could provide enough data to infer properly the licensing status of the graph without false-positives arising elsewhere.
• In Chinese, however, owing to the fact that the written characters are ideographic and pictorial and lack all inflection, there is no possible way, as far as the form of individual words is concerned, of distinguishing between abstract and concrete terms.
• In a 4, 000-word review for " The New Yorker ", the critic James Wood described Rahman as  a deep and subtle storyteller,  and praised the novel as  astonishingly achieved & Isn t this kind of thinking worldly and personal, abstract and concrete, essayistic and dramatic exactly what the novel is for?