Examples of using Abstracted in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
On the one hand, painters produced works based on natural forms, but abstracted to the point of rendering the subject barely recognizable.
to blend rhythmic pulses with deep bass tones and abstracted sound.
and in its place abstracted forms arise, shaped by materials and process.
An explicit sequence of data manipulation commands over a database are abstracted as a single logical update i.e.
Menswear designer Craig Green is making a collection that watches the classic silhouettes being abstracted and being blown up by the Michelinman ratio.
once natural designs were abstracted.
of scientific discipline or industrial area, abstracted problems and their solutions usually repeat themselves.
to blend rhythmic pulses with deep bass tones and abstracted sound.
Harmony and serenity are close notions on the level that they are abstracted from external influence,
The abstracted, minimalistic expression brings to mind a very particular period in art's modern history, the fifties and sixties.
boundaries in the instrument are consistent with the ones in the abstracted documents;
kitschy associations of marble and gold are abstracted into a contemporary material result.
maintaining these server-pools has been abstracted to a group of modules called Multi-Processing Modules(MPMs).
Bajrang:- This is the fact of a lakh of people surveyed by the officer and abstracted me the only honor in the world
The database access is entirely abstracted from the programmer's point of view and Catalyst, through one of its model classes,
exists in any rational, metaphysical or epistemological contradiction to an abstracted empirical concept such as being,
analysed form- as an abstracted, sonic version of the real world.
the development of her own circuits and abstracted information structures.
meaning"information that has been abstracted in some schematic form,
The art historical reference becomes part of Hestvold's creative process, abstracted and formed into works that are just as much about formal research questions concerning form, composition and the use of materials as they are about sculpture's relation to the room and the viewer.