Sentences with phrase «than developing abstract»

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The implication is that Solzhenitsyn uses prudence rather than abstract ideology to choose the best regime for the circumstances, with the main requirements of good government being constitutional limits on power to prevent crushing tyranny and the promotion of a cultural climate that encourages citizens to develop their souls.
Children's emotional and affective values of nature develop earlier than their abstract, logical and rational perspectives (Kellert 2002).
Known for developing theories based on experimentation and data collection rather than abstract thought, Alhazen stressed the need to test results — especially those considered canon, as he wrote in his Doubts Against Ptolemy:
But the purported proof, which Mochizuki first posted on his webpage in August 2012, builds on more than a decade of previous work in which Mochizuki worked in virtual isolation and developed a novel and extremely abstract branch of mathematics.
Unfortunately, I don't think Amazon has a good idea of the community of readers / writers, except as viewed through the abstract lens of statistics and used to sell more books right now rather than develop a long term plan which will encourage writing, reading and purchasing of books over the long run.
In recent years, abstract painting has developed a rich complexity that, more than ever, rewards intensive viewing.
Rather than reverting to pure abstraction as a method of visualising these interests, she has developed her own painting style which fuses both abstract and representational elements.
Perhaps more than any other sculptor of his generation, he made manifest in his sculpture of the early 50's the whole, abstract and essentially non-Cubist space that was being developed by the Abstract Expressionist painters.
With computers he could virtually construct abstract images rather than physically building them, an idea he continued to develop until 1992.
In a year that saw the world engage almost feverishly in revisionist histories, none could be more impressive than the story of a female artist who, working independently from any of her male peers and at a remove from the art world, was developing a mystical abstract style all her own in the early 1900s, several years earlier than Kandinsky.
Following a thread that has developed throughout Gursky's career, a number of recent pictures share more aesthetically with abstract painting than documentary photography.
Rather than developing the idea of the purposes of the Code, it embarked upon a very doctrinal, arid and terribly familiar discussion of «employment» in the abstract — all unrelated to the discussion thus far about the allegedly broad purposes of the Code.
Because the style of interaction in these families was more concrete and action - oriented than abstract and verbal, the team adopted and developed alternative, «more doing than talking» techniques: role playing, «enactments», home - based modalities of treatment, and other nontraditional forms.
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