From the three abstract entities ( " roles, activities, views " ), abstract privileges are defined.
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They communicated in abstract entities, something incomprehensible to the humans as it has nothing at all in common with them.
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When computer programs are executed, the operating system creates an abstract entity called a " wait " system call.
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After all, commitment is far easier to establish among individuals than between an individual and an abstract entity such as a corporation.
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:: : Different groups of people ( or fields of study ) have different conventions for the treatment of abstract entities as proper nouns.
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Trees at this level represent dependency relations between lexemes ( or between lexemes and a limited inventory of abstract entities such as lexical functions ).
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Plato was one of the first essentialists, believing in the concept of ideal forms, an abstract entity of which individual objects are mere facsimiles.
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Instead of focusing on the warring armies, he frequently sets the focal plane beyond the action, so that in the film they appear as abstract entities.
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Such an abstract entity class is typically more appropriate than ones called " Vendor " or " Employee ", which identify specific roles played by those people.
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In continental European jurisprudence and legal discussion, " the legislator " ( " le l�gislateur " ) is the abstract entity that has produced the laws.
