Sentences with phrase «of abstract ideas»

I wouldn't want to pay taxes for the smooth operation of an abstract idea.

I found these conversations to be refreshing: real people in the process of making real sense of abstract ideas.

Catholicism will work really well for her is she stays completely in her world of abstract ideas, but when she actually meets them... well, her list of values reads like the Pope's enemies list.

In 2014, the United States Supreme Court released its decision in Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank International, which held that a computer implementation of an abstract idea, which is not itself eligible for a patent, does not by itself transform that idea into something that is patent - eligible.

a neo-classical version created by Abraham Lincoln, who in the Civil War «re-baptized the United States a teleocracy, a nation governed by its pursuit of an abstract idea, a nation with a purpose - driven life»;

Those with limited tolerance for schematic arguments may find in the above but the dry bones of a dogmatic skeleton of abstract ideas.

Christianity grew out of an event, or, better perhaps, a closely knit series of events; it was not the elaboration of an abstract idea or ideal.

The whole universe of concrete objects, as we know them, swims, not only for such a transcendentalist writer, but for all of us, in a wider and higher universe of abstract ideas, that lend it its significance.

Ideologies do not merely develop as systems of abstract ideas, but are embedded in concrete social practices.

At first it seemed like some sort of abstract idea... what is this thing with Simon Pegg and a giant gun?

Interweaving explanatory representations with real - world phenomena promotes engagement, learning, and transfer of abstract ideas into everyday actions.

Algebra tiles provide a concrete understanding of abstract ideas.

Müller remained a painter of abstract ideas, however, if not abstract forms.

it does not show any artworks that dela with «objects» but instead has essays of abstract ideas about «the object»

While Hegel remained in a world of abstract ideas, Marx turned back to concrete reality.

Alice specifically holds that a generic computer implementation of an abstract idea is patent ineligible.

Both of these abstract ideas are communicated through a simple monthly calendar hung at their eye level and for their benefit.